For all the games and championships Steph Curry has won for the Golden State Warriors, the star guard has also left behind a trail of broken hearts throughout his career, whether it’s ruthlessly eliminating teams from playoff contention or giving a foreign country something catastrophic to mourn.

This season, it feels as if each Curry basket is a victory over nature. He has always been the focus of everything around him, but never before as he is now, on a flawed Warriors team that is contending with a paradox: determined to use him less than ever at a time when it needs him the most.

Following Monday's game between the Raptors and Warriors, Rajakovic had an opportunity to ponder what Curry has meant to the game of basketball, and what it'll mean when the Golde

The Warriors faced the Toronto Raptors on Monday, and despite the loss, Curry had 26 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists. Following the game, Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic made it clear that he cannot wait until Curry retires, telling the media what it is like trying to gameplan for him.

The NBA is at a cultural crossroads at the moment. The stars of yesteryear seem to all be on floundering teams, including names such as LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Durant. Instead, it’s the younger generation of players such as Ja Morant and Ant Edwards who are thriving in today’s game.

After the game, Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic shared his thoughts on Steph Curry, who scored a game-high 26 points. However, Curry was held to just five points on three shots in the final 12