Steph Curry Has Honest Admission About His Performance On Monday

It’s never easy to watch one of the greatest players in NBA history struggle as he gets older.

It remains to be seen whether Stephen Curry is experiencing this, but something is clearly bothering him right now.

Perhaps it is the knee injury that has nagged him for most of the season.

Whatever the case, one thing’s for sure: He’s going through the roughest patch of his career.

That’s why, following another dismal outing, this time vs. the Indiana Pacers, he vowed to be better in the future.

Steph Curry: “I got to play better and I will.” pic.twitter.com/8476SCNGGx

— 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) December 24, 2024

The legendary sharpshooter finished the game with ten points on 13 shots.

He bounced back from a career-worst two-point outing with 31 points vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves, but he couldn’t keep that pace up.

The Warriors lost a close game they could’ve and should’ve won had Curry played to his usual standards.

Curry and the Warriors look like a team that’s one move away from being a legitimate threat, and while adding Dennis Schroder was helpful, it wasn’t enough.

He’s clearly struggling to find his rhythm and might need to sit for a while to get closer to full strength for when it matters the most.

However, this will also require the rest of his supporting staff to step up and alleviate his offensive workload.

Hopefully, this won’t be the beginning of the end of one of the best and most dominant players of his generation and all time.

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