The Golden State Warriors were on a three-game losing streak before playing the 76ers. They broke the streak with a win but then lost to Cleveland, the best team this season. Now their record is 16-16. The biggest problem is that Stephen Curry is not pleased with the team’s performance.
Following a disappointing 113-95 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night, Stephen Curry candidly admitted that the Golden State Warriors are currently a “mediocre” team. In a post-game press conference, Curry acknowledged the team’s struggles.
He said, “I can say we’re very mid right now, which is very average. And I think we understand that better days can be ahead. You’re not in that big of a hole to watch the converse. If you look at the standings, you go on a five- or six-game run.”
Curry added, “You can make up a lot of ground pretty quickly. And it’s a tough task but that fine line between losing hope and confidence and understanding one good week you’re kind of back in it. That’s where we are.”
Steph Curry: “Like the kids say, we’re very mid right now. Just very average.” pic.twitter.com/k2heozvcYT
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The Warriors, who started the season with a promising 12-3 record, have since gone 4-13, dropping their overall record to 16-16. Curry’s performance in the game against the Cavaliers was below his usual standards, as he scored only 11 points on 4-14 shooting from the field.
Stephen Curry’s honest reply to Michael Jordan’s Hall of Fame statement
In 2019, Michael Jordan told NBC’s Craig Melvin that Stephen Curry was a “great player” but not yet a Hall of Famer. Curry responded to these comments in an interview with Matt Welty from Sole Collector.
He said, “I know I have more to prove to myself. When you hear a guy like that, who’s the greatest of all time, it’s kind of funny… It’s a great conversation for the fans to get in on. I know I’m in good shape for that, but I still have a lot to prove to myself.”
