‘Losing Sucks’: Steph Curry Calls for Team to Improve During the Season

Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors are struggling this year. The Warriors’ dynasty has been put to a halt for the past two years, as they are struggling to build a consistent run of form.

The absence of Klay Thompson has left Steph Curry alone in the back-court. The team has not been doing well, and a recent loss to the San Antonio Spurs had Curry massively disappointed.

Steph Curry unhappy with the loss

Steph Curry spoke to the press after the loss to the Spurs. Curry was clearly unhappy about how Golden State has been playing. He noted that losing is never enjoyable, and the Warriors have been unable to get a winning streak going for several reasons.

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“Losing sucks. We all know that. No matter what the reason is, you can kind of nitpick each game. Turnover, fouls, or offensive rebounds, or whatever the case is, it leads to a loss. So we don’t want to be in a situation where we get used to the losing feeling. That’s not who we are. That’s not what we’re about,” Curry said.

The Warriors are lacking consistency

Curry noted that the team needs to figure out a way to be able to get out of this slump. By using the loss to Spurs as an example, Curry noted how San Antonio was able to make key plays in the fourth quarter to seal the game.

While the game was close for most of the period, the Warriors weren’t able to seal the deal in the final quarter.

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He said, “Down the stretch, just have to get it done for a myriad of reasons so. It is frustrating, obviously no secret about that. Walking off the court was one of those weird nights where it was back and forth and we had momentum in the fourth, and they made a couple more plays down the stretch. Tough night.”

Can Steph Curry help the Warriors bounce back? Curry is still one of the best players in the NBA right now and is playing at an MVP level. The problem appears to be with his supporting cast, who are unable to perform in a consistent manner.