Steph Curry Stats Tonight: Two-time MVP battled through tough-shooting night vs Miami Heat (March 26)

Miami Heat v Golden State Warriors
The Golden State Warriors survived a tough-shooting night from Steph Curry to beat the Miami Heat on Tuesday.

Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors traveled to South Beach to tussle with the Miami Heat. After losing 114-102 in the first encounter in late December, the Dubs want some payback in a crucial Tuesday rematch. The Warriors, a win-needy team, are trying to hold off the surging Houston Rockets from chasing them down for the final Play-In spot.

Curry came out playing well but was taken out early for a rest. When he returned, he couldn’t get his rhythm back and struggled to put up buckets. The two-time MVP’s inefficient night allowed the Heat to take a 55-53 lead in the first half even without Jimmy Butler and others.

With just 12 points in three quarters of play, Steph Curry added five more in the pivotal frame to help the Bay Area team to a 113-92 win. The "Dubs" will be thankful Klay Thompson took up the slack when Curry kept misfiring early on. “Killa Klay” had a game-high 28 points on 11-for-20 shooting, including 6-for-14 trifectas.

Here are Curry’s numbers on Tuesday versus the Heat:

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Steph Curry172 60017-153-100-0+19

Golden State survived a tough-scoring night from Curry to carve out an important win. Jonathan Kuminga and Andrew Wiggins also stepped up with key buckets and timely defensive stops to help the team. The Warriors will be hoping it doesn’t get many more nights like this from the two-time MVP as it tries to finish the regular season strong.


Steph Curry has to score more efficiently for Warriors to nail final Play-In spot

Steph Curry’s Golden State Warriors have one of the least daunting remaining schedules left. After battling the Heat, the "Dubs" will play teams over .500 just six more times. Ahead of them lie the Orlando Magic, Dallas Mavericks (twice), Houston Rockets, LA Lakers and New Orleans Pelicans. Despite the somewhat favorable schedule, they will have to be at their best.

Curry can’t have many more inefficient nights for the Warriors to retain their spot in the standings. Even teams like the San Antonio Spurs and Utah Jazz are capable of beating them if the two-time MVP doesn’t have his shooting touch.

The Warriors survived Steph Curry’s poor shooting night, by his standards, in Miami. For them to arrive where they want to go, he will have to be more accurate for his team.

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