Despite his red-hot start to the season, Golden State Warriors superstar has been rather ice-cold in his last few games especially during crunch time. On Thursday night as the Dubs hosted the Memphis Grizzlies, the two-time MVP went scoreless in the fourth quarter and overtime as the Warriors dropped their first loss of the season.

It's definitely too early in the season but Curry's most recent slump should have Warriors fans a bit worried. Per StatMuse, Curry has now gone three straight games without scoring in the game's final period. The reigning two-time scoring champ is now 0-11 from the field in his last three games in the fourth quarter and OT.

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Thing is, the Warriors didn't need Curry to score in their games against the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Sacramento Kings. Despite Steph being scoreless in the final periods of both those games, Golden State still went on to manage to win them both.

On Thursday though, it was a totally different story. After a scorching start, playing 19 first-half minutes, the Warriors star cooled off which gave Ja Morant and the visiting Grizzlies a huge window of opportunity to come back from a double-digit deficit. Curry even had a chance to win it all at the end of regulation but his long three-pointer from a perfectly-executed inbounds play was off.

It's an 82-game season and, if Curry and the Warriors want to play the long game, they have to keep their chin up and focus on the positive things. They are still 4-1 early in the season and a shooter like Stephen Curry won't stay in this drought for long.