The problem with this is it's far too early in the season to judge how sub-players (players that aren't defensive anchors) are performing on the defensive end, because of the sample size (11-12 games) and adjustment of how players perform throughout the course of a season. If you knew this you wouldn't even be asking for me to post the #s:
Curry's DFG% prior to this game was higher than last season - opponents shot -4.2% worse against him before the Boston game, as opposed to -3.2% last season, and now after this game opponents are only shooting -2.8% worse against him. You see how whimsical it is when there's only a small amount of games to go on?
Curry's only defended seven ISO attempts this season and he's holding opponents to 14.3% (1 out of 7) and Curry's only defended two off screen attempts this season and he's holding opponents to 50% (2 out of 4), neither are which are even enough to be ranked on a percentile because there simply isn't enough to go on.
The fact you'd even ask me to post these #s from this season tells me you completely lack the understanding of how this shyt works.