Golden State Warriors’ Steph Curry Reflects on Recent Struggles
The Golden State Warriors are currently facing a rough patch as they have lost five of their last seven games and hold a record of 17-19 for the season. The team’s star point guard, Steph Curry, expressed his concern after their recent 133-118 loss to the Toronto Raptors at Chase Center on Sunday.
Curry, who shot 2 of 14 from the field and failed to make a 3-pointer in the loss, admitted that the team’s concern level grows with more nights like these. He acknowledged the need for himself to play better and be more efficient to give the team a boost. Despite his struggles, Curry praised teammate Klay Thompson for his 25-point performance and commended him for giving his best effort on the court.
The absence of Draymond Green and the fluctuating rotations by coach Steve Kerr have made it difficult for the Warriors to develop chemistry and find their identity as a team. Curry emphasized the challenge for the team to quickly establish chemistry and bounce back from their recent struggles.
The Warriors are hopeful that Green’s impending return to the court can provide a defensive boost and help the team find their identity. In the meantime, they are focusing on regaining their confidence as they prepare to face the New Orleans Pelicans at Chase Center on Wednesday.
The Warriors’ recent struggles have raised concerns among fans, and the team will need to regroup and find their rhythm to turn their season around.