Warriors’ Stephen Curry ‘frustrated’ with season, Draymond Green

Warriors’ Stephen Curry ‘frustrated’ with season, Draymond Green

Warriors’ Stephen Curry ‘frustrated’ with season, Draymond Green

This season, it seems like every time the Golden State Warriors make progress, they end up going back two steps. The Warriors are

currently 4-9 on the season and are 19-23 overall, further dropping them in the Western Conference rankings. There’s no denying that

Draymond Green’s suspensions and the team’s lack of success have made these

difficult times for the Warriors and Stephen Curry.

The best shooter of all time is 35 years old, and you never know how long he has left. Curry wants to win in every situation, and he

wants to win with the Warriors right now. Curry’s dissatisfaction with Golden State’s failure

to win appears to be intensifying. Curry is a two-time MVP.

On the HoopsHype podcast with Michael Scotto, Warriors writer Anthony Slater of The Athletic stated of Curry, “He’s been frustrated

with the season.” Draymond’s bans have caused him to miss more than half the season, which has caused frustration. He is not

pleased with their track record. Even though his heyday has lasted a very long time and doesn’t appear to be ending anytime soon, I

believe he senses some mortality in his career. Since there is still a chance of career mortality at age 35,

he wishes to compete right away.

Warriors continue to underperform

The Warriors, although having a roster full of excellent players, have simply not been able to put together a consistent performance

since their 5-1 start to the season in the first two weeks. After they won five straight games in the middle of December to move beyond

a.500 record at 15–14, there was a brief window of optimism, but since then, Golden State has dropped nine of their last 13 games.

Their most recent one-point loss at home against the Sacramento Kings was on Thursday night as part of this run.

The Warriors were still in the running to win a title despite all of the offseason alterations they made. Throughout the summer, Curry

and the club had been in close contact with the movements that needed to be made, but nothing had really clicked until now.

He participated in the decisions made this summer, such as the trade of Paul for Poole and the decision to give veterans more priority.

Bringing in Dario Saric. They spoke their passion for the roster during preseason, and he was one of them, Slater added. “That roster

hasn’t performed well, even though Curry and the players adore it.”

The Warriors’ summer modifications gave them a ray of hope that they would have the extra depth they lacked during the previous

season’s playoffs. A team that has won four titles since 2015 had a route to another championship identity with the addition of Chris

Paul, Dario Saric, and a healthy Gary Payton II. Less than two weeks remain before the NBA trade deadline, and the Warriors are still

looking for solutions as this path has now been lost.

Curry’s future with the Warriors is secure, but his dissatisfaction may cause significant adjustments to the team’s strategy for the forthcoming summer.

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