The Golden State Warriors' problems do not seem to cease as the team has lost yet again. Following a blazing start to the season, where at one stage they looked like a force to be reckoned with at 12-3, the Warriors' have plummeted to a great extent. They lost to the Toronto Raptors on Monday and hence the playoff chances are getting slimmer by the day. Despite the adversity, the team's star guard Stephen Curry is not willing to give up all hope just now.
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Stephen Curry Reacts After Warriors' Loss Against Raptors
According to Steph Curry, there is no need to hit the panic button just now. Seemingly hinting about the fact that more than half the season is still left to be played, the Golden State Warriors have more than enough time to turn the tables and take the victory road once again. However, as a journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step, Curry highlights that the team requires one win to find the lost momentum.
Such optimism when it comes to trying to figure this thing out. … You are technically one game away from righting the ship and figuring some stuff out. That’s what we choose to focus on,” the sharpshooter said following the 101-104 loss against the Canadian side.
While an optimistic approach is the need of the hour for GSW, it does not hide the stains from the recent loss. With a 3-point lead and 2:34 minutes remaining, the Warriors were in a commanding position to see out the game, but the team could not hold off the Raptors and threw away the match.
Following the culmination of the game, Steph Curry acknowledged that losing the game from that position comes as a tough pill to swallow, but the team needs to put it behind and move.
This one does sting for sure. And we really needed it. But we have another one on Wednesday, Curry said.
The Warriors have a daunting road ahead, but they have the firepower to stage a comeback. Thus, will the 7-time NBA champions script something extraordinary this season? All to look forward to.