Steph Curry Stats Tonight: How did Warriors superstar fare against Brooklyn Nets? (Mar. 6)

Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors capped off a five-game East Coast schedule on Thursday with a matchup against the Brooklyn Nets. The Dubs looked to even the season series after falling to the Nets 128-120 in late November in San Francisco. A win by the Warriors would give them a 4-1 road record before heading back to Chase Center for a seven-game homestand.

The two-time MVP did not make his first basket until 7:52 in the first quarter. He drained a 26-footer off a nifty pass from Draymond Green. Curry had seven points and one assist in the Warriors' lethargic start. The Warriors trailed 35-15 after one quarter.

Curry entered the second quarter midway through the period. He missed back-to-back 3-pointers in his first two possessions. The point guard got going late with two straight triples to help the Warriors creep back into the game. Curry's 28-footer as the second quarter ended pushed his team to within 60-55 at halftime.

Steph Curry began the third quarter with a pass to Draymond Green for an easy layup. He had nine points and two assists to help the Golden State Warriors edge the Brooklyn Nets 31-29. The Dubs inched within 89-86 heading into the final period.

Curry began the fourth quarter on the bench. He came in for Jimmy Butler with 8:13 left for the Dubs' final push. The All-Star guard erupted for 14 points in the final frame to drag his team to a 121-119 win. Curry's two free throws with 8.1 seconds remaining gave the Warriors a 121-117 lead. Cam Johnson's basket at the buzzer settled the final score.

Player	PTS	REB	AST	STL	BLK	TO	FG	3-PT FG	FT	+/-
Steph Curry	16	3	2	0	0	2	6-11	4-7	0-0	-14

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Steph Curry made key shots to hold off the Brooklyn Nets

Steph Curry dropped 40 points on the Brooklyn Nets to help the Golden State Warriors eke past their host. The point guard scored 14 points in the fourth quarter, including key shots that fended off the Nets.

Brooklyn cut the lead 112-107 following a Cam Thomas drive. The Dubs drew a play for Curry, who was fouled by Thomas. Chef Curry calmly made two free throws to give the Dubs breathing room. With 1:01 remaining, he hit a corner triple that pushed the lead to 119-109.

The Nets pushed on and came within 119-117 following another Thomas long-range bomb. Golden State went again to Steph Curry, who drew a foul from Nic Claxton. The free throws allowed the Dubs to walk away with the win.