Curry Admits Warriors 'Not a Good Team' After Latest Loss

The Golden State Warriors' struggles continued with a heartbreaking 99-98 loss to the Phoenix Suns. Superstar Stephen Curry candidly admitted that the team is currently "not a good team," citing their 13-15 record and 5-10 performance in clutch games as evidence. The loss exemplified the team's season-long issues, including 20 turnovers that led to 30 opponent points and a failure to maintain leads, even after building a significant advantage early in the third quarter.

Frustration was evident among the players, with Draymond Green lamenting the lack of "winning plays" and also struggling with turnovers himself. Coach Steve Kerr noted poor body language and a need for greater sharpness, especially with the ball. Despite the disheartening outcome, the Warriors showed resilience, fighting back in the final minute. However, a contentious foul call in the dying seconds ultimately sealed their fate, preventing a potential overtime.

Amidst the struggles, the return of strong offensive performances from players like Jimmy Butler, who scored 31 points, offered a glimmer of hope. Coach Kerr has been revisiting past successful strategies, reminding the team of their championship-caliber play. While the current pain is acute, Curry sees the challenging situation as a potential catalyst for growth, hoping this sense of urgency will spur the team to find solutions and improve their consistency.