Sorrow, Stephen Curry s son Canon hiding from him after the Warriors sixth defeat

Golden State Warriors defender Stephen Curry was coldly treated by his son Canon after the Warriors lost to the Houston Rockets on Friday. Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry was not popular in front of his son Canon Friday night after the Warriors lost to the Houston Rockets. Canon Curry avoided him when Stephen visited Canon Curry after the Warriors' NBA playoff game with the Rockets.

The moment Curry saw his son, it went viral on social media.

The Warriors lost to the Rockets 107-115 on Sunday and were forced to enter Game 7. Curry scored a team-high 29 points in 42 minutes of playing time. However, the team's shooting percentage in the fourth quarter was not high, and the Houston Rockets finally tied the score.

The Warriors lost two consecutive games in this series and are now facing elimination. After losing, Canon Curry looked very sad and hugged his family tightly in the stands. After the game, Stephen Curry spoke to his grieving son, reminding him that there was one more game in the series.

Stephen Curry needs a great seventh game to help the Warriors regain morale.

In Game 6, Curry and Jimmy Butler teamed up to score 56 points, bringing a wonderful performance to the Warriors. But that's not enough, because the team missed a lot of goals in the fourth quarter.

According to ESPN, Warriors forward Draymond Green said: "We were only two points behind in the fourth quarter, but we lost a chance to score four points. It was like losing a life, you know?"

The Warriors' offensive struggle seemed to spread to the defensive end. Golden State Warriors let Rockets star Fred VanVleet relax in the fourth quarter. VanVleet scored 29 points in the game, of which 19 points were scored in the second half.

"He is getting what he wants," Green added. "You have to break this situation anyway. He's so comfortable." The Warriors have one last chance to play well and win this series. If they can't, Curry might be even less popular with his son Canon at home.