SAN FRANCISCO, California – The Golden State Warriors are facing a rough patch in their season, with five losses in their last seven games, bringing their record to 17-19. Despite some bright spots, the team’s recent 133-118 defeat against the Toronto Raptors prompted star point guard Steph Curry to reflect on their performance.
Curry expressed concern about the team’s struggles, acknowledging his own need to improve after shooting just 2 of 14 from the field and failing to make a 3-pointer in the loss. He emphasized the importance of finding ways to be more efficient and provide early momentum for the team. Curry also praised teammate Klay Thompson for his 25-point performance, recognizing his effort despite his shooting difficulties this season.
The absence of Draymond Green has added to the challenges faced by the Warriors. Head coach Steve Kerr has been experimenting with different rotations, trying to strike a balance between experienced players and younger talent. Curry believes this has made it difficult for the team to find chemistry and establish a clear identity.
Looking ahead, the Warriors are hopeful that Green’s return to the court will help them regain their identity and provide a defensive boost. In the meantime, they must focus on addressing concerns as they prepare to face the New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday.
The Warriors’ recent struggles have highlighted the need for improvement and cohesion within the team. They face the ongoing challenge of finding a rhythm and asserting their identity.