Steph Curry Has Honest Admission About Warriors’ Offense

The Golden State Warriors suffered another disappointing loss on Tuesday evening, taken down by the Miami Heat 114-98.

They are now the 10th team in the West and are clinging to an 18-18 record.

The team has a lot of problems, but it’s not clear how to fix them.

Speaking to the press and Anthony Slater after the game, via Legion Hoops, Steph Curry got honest about his team’s offense.

When asked how to fix their offensive woes, Curry said:

“I honestly have no idea… Back-to-back no shows.”

Steph Curry on how the Warriors will improve their offense:

“I honestly have no idea… Back-to-back no shows.”

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— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) January 8, 2025

Curry is referencing Tuesday’s loss to the Heat as well as the defeat a few nights before to the Sacramento Kings.

During that Kings game, the Warriors were easily taken down 129-99.

Curry is understandably frustrated because the Warriors can’t seem to get it together and have gone 4-6 in their last 10 games.

When the season began, many people felt Golden State could be a team that stays strong all year and returns to the playoffs.

For a moment, they were one of the best teams in the West.

But things have changed, the team has suffered multiple confounding losses, and now they are fighting for a Play-In spot.

Of course, the trade deadline is looming, and many fans hope the front office does something big in the weeks ahead.

If they are able to pull off a substantial trade, Curry may get more help on the court and losses like this one might be avoided.

Only three Warriors stars were in double digits during Tuesday’s game and Curry was far and away the best star on the team.

It’s clear that something needs to change with Golden State or else the offense will remain stale.

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