One of the most invigorating storylines of the playoffs had to be the Los Angeles Lakers facing the Golden State Warriors. It wasn’t just two storied franchises colliding. The battle had a history, particularly a long-time rivalry between Stephen Curry and LeBron James. The contest gave fans six electric games. In the end, The King and the Lakers advanced to the next round. The Warriors had to wash off the wounds of their loss. Questions began evolving – will Curry and the Bay ever win with the same core? These doubts hold a burdening weight. So how does the two-time MVP react to these narratives?

Recently, his wife and entrepreneur Ayesha Curry spoke with The Insider about what Steph Curry is typically like at home after suffering such heartbreaking losses.

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Ayesha Curry met The Insider to discuss the art of finding balance in her active lifestyle. But the timing of their meeting was rather upsetting. See, her husband, Stephen Curry was fresh off a loss to the Lakers the previous day. It wasn’t the ultimate blow that ended their season. Yet, the interviewer wondered just how a loss affects his demeanor at home. Surprisingly, it seems the New York Times best-selling author knows the turning nature of the postseason.

“It’s a long series,” she told The Insider, indicating the Warriors and Curry couldn’t be rattled by a single loss.

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It was only last season that the Warriors were hoisting the illustrious Larry O’Brien trophy. Stephen Curry was at the helm, manufacturing one of his finest playoff series. However, according to Ayesha, Steph doesn’t wallow in the wins for long – it’s always about looking forward. It’s similar to when he comes home after a loss.

“The wins roll off his back, but the losses roll off, too. He never lingers too long in the stink of a loss. He kind of just keeps it moving,” said Ayesha Curry about The Chef’s mentality.

Many uncertainties hang over the Warriors before their next season begins. Will their core stay together? Will Stephen Curry have to face another rebuild? These curiosities will only be answered once they check back in next season. However, one thing that remains constant, the Baby Face Assassin will buy into the mission and leave it all out for the Bay.

Curry was already looking forward to the next season

There was sorrow for the Warriors whose season ended following a Game 6 loss to the Lakers. The locker room had tensions flaring, many questions were being asked about certain stars. It was the first time they had lost before getting to the NBA Finals since 2014 after all. While addressing the loss, Stephen Curry admitted he knew the season was over mid-way through the final quarter.

“Felt in the fourth quarter with about seven minutes left,” he said.

He wasn’t used to being in such a setting unless it was a loss on the grand stage. While it was difficult to adjust to it, Curry knew the right thing to do was to look ahead.

“You just really never heard that from us before in terms of trying to make sense of losing a series like we did, unless it’s been in the finals. Gotta accept it, move on, and try to be better next year,” reported Sports Illustrated.

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