Steph Curry Admits Harsh Reality for Warriors

Steph Curry Admits Harsh Reality for Warriors

Steph Curry Admits Harsh Reality for Warriors

The Golden State Warriors’ current

situation is very similar to that of their

last campaign. The 2022–23 Warriors,

coming off a championship, never

seemed like a real threat to hold onto the

trophy for an extended period of time.

The club was far from becoming a

serious contender, despite moments of

brilliance mixed with regressions.

This showed itself in Golden State’s

second round loss to the Los Angeles

Lakers, a series they only reached due to

Steph Curry’s heroics in the opening

round against the Sacramento Kings.

Currently 15-17 and outside of the play-

in picture, the Warriors against find

themselves in a similar spot to last year,

competing for a playoff spot rather than

establishing themselves as serious contenders.

The rotation players for Golden State

have been inconsistent, which has been

one of the main causes of this. The

Warriors have spent a significant portion

of this season looking for answers since

they do not have a consistent five-man

group, which was a mainstay during the

height of their dynasty. Superstar point

guard Steph Curry acknowledged this

following Golden State’s most recent loss

to Dallas, calling it a hard reality for the team.

“That’s the nature of this team and

what’s kinda materialized throughout

the year,” Curry said. “We’ve

experimented a lot… We haven’t found it

collectively. It’s frustrating, for sure. 32

games in, and any team that is a

seriously competitive contender or a

good team can answer that question. We

have to get to that point, for sure. Before it’s too late.”

The Warriors had to deal with this hard

truth because, despite their

championship DNA and expertise, they

discovered last season that, in order to

be successful in the postseason, those

factors must manifest themselves during the regular season.

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