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Luka Doncic catches unexpected stray in Ayesha Curry’s Warriors flex

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Young, G. (2026, October 31). Luka Doncic catches unexpected stray in Ayesha Curry’s Warriors flex. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/31/sports/luka-doncic-ayesha-curry-warriors-flex/

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Luka Dončić faced a tough night as Steph Curry broke his ankles during Friday’s game, leading to an embarrassing moment for Dončić when Curry followed up with a 3-pointer. The Warriors celebrated this victory by posting slow-motion clips of the play on Instagram, highlighting their comeback win against the Lakers with a significant margin of 17 points after trailing by 25 or more—a feat not seen since 1997-98. Ayesha Curry shared similar content but focused on her husband hyping up the crowd rather than the specific ankle-breaking moment. This victory allowed the Warriors to take control of the narrative against Dončić and the Lakers, who won’t face each other again until January 27.

Written by AI on 2026-11-01, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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On October 30, Luka Doncic of the Los Angeles Lakers expressed excitement for a game against the Golden State Warriors on ESPN. The next day, in the NBA Cup clash at Chase Center in San Francisco, Dončić scored 21 points in the first quarter, leading the Lakers to an early 25-point lead. However, Stephen Curry rallied the Warriors with 31 points, six assists, and four rebounds, helping them erase the deficit and secure a 112-95 victory. This comeback was unprecedented since the NBA started tracking play-by-play data in 1996–97, marking the largest margin of victory after trailing by 25+ points since 1997-98.

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Luka Dončić doesn’t need any reminders about what Steph Curry did to win during Friday night’s game. asserted

Curry → need → game

The Lakers star guard had his ankles broken by Curry at one point in the Warriors’ comeback 112-95 win. asserted

ankles → have → win

Curry drained the ensuing 3-pointer, adding further insult to what was already an embarrassing moment for Dončić. asserted

what → drain → Dončić

The Warriors included several slow-motion clips of Curry breaking Doncic’s ankles in an Instagram post after Friday’s night’s game, which was captioned, “Tonight’s Warriors win marks the largest margin of victory (17) by any NBA team after trailing by 25+ since 1997-98, when play-by-play was officially recorded.” asserted

play → include → play

Steph’s wife, Ayesha Curry, reposted this to her own Instagram Story. asserted

wife → reposte → Story

To be fair, Ayesha didn’t repost the actual clip of Steph breaking Luka’s ankles, instead posting another video of Steph hyping up his home crowd. asserted

Steph → repost → crowd

But that is still enough to say Dončić caught another stray from the Curry family on Friday night. asserted

Dončić → say → night

Both Curry’s and the rest of the Warriors franchise and fan base certainly got the last laugh against Luka and the Lakers on Friday night. asserted

Curry → get → night

These teams don’t play each other again until Jan. 27, which means Dončić has a lot of time to think about what Curry did to him before matching up again. asserted

Curry → play → him

Luka Doncic catches unexpected stray in Ayesha Curry’s Warriors flex

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