Warm, Curry shares heartwarming moments with his son Canon after losing to the Houston Rockets in the sixth game

It is already uncomfortable to watch your favorite team lose. It's even worse to watch your favorite team lose an important playoff game. It may be the worst feeling to watch your favorite team lose an important playoff game and your father is the best player on the team. Don't believe it? Ask Stephen Curry’s son Canon, how did he feel after the Golden State Warriors lost to the Houston Rockets in a game six that should have ended the series on Friday night at Oracle Arena?

NBC Sports Bay Area social media team shared a heartbreaking video recording the interaction between Curry and his son after losing. In the video, Stephen approaches his seemingly desperate son with a confused expression on his face. As he approached, Canon Curry turned around and hugged his mother Ayesha. At this time, Stephen's mother, Sonia Curry, told the Warriors star that Canon was sad about the team's loss.

Stephen Curry comforted his son Canon

after losing to the Houston Rockets in Game 6, Stephen Curry is not only one of the greatest players in NBA history, he also looks like a great father. He attracted Canon's attention and said, "Guess what, we have another game on Sunday. It's okay."

Canon was still immersed in the grief of the defeat and turned to comfort Ayesha. But seeing Stephen strives to appease his 6-year-old son still makes people feel warm. As for Curry, he has experienced a series of ups and downs in a thumb injury, and the Rockets are trying to take advantage of that.

Curry scored 29 points in Game 6 loss to the Rockets. But he made 9 of 23 shots in the game and 6 of 16 three-pointers. The Golden State Warriors will return to Houston on Sunday for a crucial seventh showdown with the upstart Rockets.