“Losing hurts no matter what the situation is,” Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry, 31, said in a post-game press conference on June 13. “Nobody likes that feeling, whether it’s a Game 7 or Game 6 or what have you. But I’ll echo what Draymond [Green] said. It’s kind of how do you respond and how hard you work to try and get back to the stage. Soak up this feeling because, obviously, we’ve celebrated, we’ve had champagne, we’ve had rings, but this is the more motivating feeling in terms of how do you respond, how do you turn the page to new challenges ahead. We’ll be alright.”
The Golden State Warriors were defeated by the Toronto Raptors in Game 6 of the NBA Finals. Klay Thompson, 29, tore his ACL during the third quarter of Game 6, which didn’t help things. The Warriors lost 110 to 114. The Raptors win marks the first time the Canadian team has won an NBA Championship. The Warriors had won the last two NBA Championships and were trying to go for a 3-peat. Despite the heartbreaking loss, Steph had nothing but praise for the Raptors.
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