“I know what we are missing”

The Warriors have been in serious trouble in several games and are slipping dangerously to 11th in the Eastern Conference. Steve Kerr is necessarily looking for solutions, and it’s good that he’s missed so much in his team. Unfortunately he can’t do much about it.

After a promising start to the season where the playoffs appeared to be a real possibility, Golden State begins to sink … Following 4 defeats in a row, the Warriors have 22 wins from 24 defeats, especially under the pressure of the Kings’ return to a terrible 10th Western conference venue.

You only lose one, everything is populated… so it is not a mystery if this bad series fits Stephen Curry’s back injury ! At the Tremond Green game he would lose shine without his favorite team player, and no one could replace the point guard, whether it was Andrew Wiggins or Kelly O’Brien.

Steve Kerr seeks solutions to the Warriors’ evils as he worries about the negative spin his men are going through. He admitted that he was aware of his team’s shortcomings, but unfortunately he did not master the subject. It is difficult to find an alternative to one of the greatest leaders in history …

Our safety since the All-Star Break has been incredible. This is a bad time for us. I know we are missing. Very honestly I think I lose Stephen Curry and all the confidence he brings to the game. We are good at attacking, we are talented, but we always fall short in games.

Without Stephen Curry, the Warriors would have little contact like crazy or genius, and it would make a difference in some meetings! A small spark that can overturn the face of a match. Same story with Rookie Nico Manion, he can still notice the chef:

We lose his personality. Some of his actions excite those behind their screens, those on the stand, the players on the bench, and the pitch. It brings a little bit of life to our game, a little bit of magic.

The Warriors seem to be doomed to pass the storm while waiting for Stephen Curry’s arrival … I expect the Bay right not to delay the playoffs.