Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors lost at home to the Indiana Pacers, 111-105, on Monday night. Moments after the game the star guard got honest about his shortcomings down the stretch and what he needs to do better in oder to help his team win.

The Warriors had their chance to beat the Indiana Pacers on Monday night. Curry re-entered with 4:43 left and the score tied at 97. The Pacers face-guarded him with Andrew Nembhard and swarmed him all over the court. He used that extra attention to set up a Dennis Schröder layup with 1:18 left.

The talking point around the Warriors over the past two days has been about how their young players can better play around Steph Curry. But against the Pacers on Monday, they weren’t the problem. Curry was.

Curry produced one of his 15-worst shooting displays of his entire career, with the Pacers holding their rivals to just 43.4% shooting.

With Andrew Nembhard in full court denial mode, the Pacers held Stephen Curry to 10 points on 2 of 13 shooting, earning their fifth straight win

Steph Curry usually reserves his fire for the Golden State Warriors' battles on the court. But on Saturday, the two-time MVP got heated for a different

Curry finished with a game-high 31 points on 10-of-21 attempts, including 7-for-16 from deep and 10 assists. He led five Warriors in double figures, including Trayce Jackson-Davis