3 Hours Before Bulls Clash Stephen Curry Drops Subtle Postseason Warning

Stephen Curry might keep all the taunts thrown at him at the back of his mind and throw some of the most iconic performances back at you by way of an answer. But he is not one to let a victory get to his head or a loss pull him down. Last night’s 35-point win vs the Milwaukee Bucks was a beautiful affair.

The entire Golden State Warriors team came together in a stunning symphony to decimate Giannis Antetokounmpo’s early rush. No one would believe that this was the same team that the Boston Celtics had crushed with a 52-point blowout loss! Of course, much of it was thanks to some sudden defensive strategy “15 minutes before leaving the locker room”.

Anyway, none of it seems to impact Stephen Curry’s mindset. Taking to X ahead of the Chicago Bulls matchup, he tweeted, “Staying even keel…21 to go!” referring to the number of games the Warriors have yet to play before the postseason.

Clearly, this can either be a warning or just ‘Chef Curry’ keeping a clear head as well as motivating his team. For the sake of his opponents, let’s hope it’s the latter because if Curry is planning on cooking, it’s going to be a perfect medium rare. Add the team that played in Milwaukee around him and it’s a full-course meal.

Coach Kerr had a full healthy roster for the first time in months and he took full advantage of it. The 15 players that he emptied onto the floor all had something to contribute. 12 out of the 15 scored a minimum of three points, five scored in double figures while nine of them hit at least one three-pointer. Curry almost flirted with a double-double, finishing with a game-high 29 points and eight rebounds, while dishing out five assists.

Stephen Curry remains the cornerstone of the Warriors

Steph might not be able to carry the entire team on his back, but he remains, to this day, crucial for the team. Gone were the days when Stephen Curry alone was enough for the Warriors to get back to business. After all, there is only so much Father Time can be patient. Yet, the 4x champion continues to face every challenge thrown his way with the same determination that got him here in the first place.

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In the 61 games the GSW has played so far, Curry has missed just three. And they lost all three of them. The team holds a 33-25 record when Curry takes the floor. While it might not scream brilliance, it serves to further underline the fact that it is time for everyone on the team to pick up the slack. There is no doubt that Curry will