Curry had a rough night.
Heading into this season, the Golden State Warriors were already at a disadvantage. They don’t have Kevin Durant anymore, all while Klay Thompson is out with an ACL injury. Moving on from there, the team just isn’t as good as they were a season ago and NBA fans are ready to pounce on them as soon as they show just a tiny bit weakness. Last night, the Golden State Warriors played their first game the season against the Los Angeles Clippers and in the end, they ended up losing in a blowout by the score 141-122.
Kawhi Leonard dominated the Warriors all game long while the Clippers struggled to keep shooting at a proper pace. It was a disastrous start for a team trying to make an impression in their first game in San Francisco. After the game, Curry spoke about the loss and according to Anthony Slater The Athletic, he was well aware the team’s shortcomings.
“Easy answer is it’s one 82. But there were some glaring things we need to correct to win basketball games,” Curry admitted. As the Warriors continue throughout the season, they will be looking to build some much-need chemistry. It’s been a tough start to the season but they can certainly string together some wins.
Needless to say, if this kind defensive effort becomes a mainstay, then the Warriors are in a lot trouble.