Last night, the Golden State Warriors lost heartbreakingly to the New Orleans Pelicans, 109-114. Their record dropped to 45-36, which matched them for the 10th seed with the Sacramento Kings. When Golden Boy Stephen Curry twisted his ankle in the final moments of yesterday’s game, Dub Nation’s hearts also missed a beat.
The outcome of the Warriors’ season against the Utah Jazz on Sunday matters. The most recent injury report from the Warriors indicates that Stephen Curry’s availability for tomorrow’s match is uncertain. He may miss the game versus Utah since he is still dealing with the consequences of his ankle sprain.
Given that many other stars, including Draymond Green, Klay Thompson, Chris Paul, and Jonathan Kuminga, are doubtful to play in the season finale, the Warriors might be in serious trouble. Gary Payton II will miss his third consecutive game due to a calf ailment. The murky situation surrounding the Warriors’ big weapons might seriously jeopardize Golden State’s season.
If they win tomorrow, they have an opportunity to get to the eighth or ninth seed. Stephen Curry and company’s main goal is to secure the eighth seed so that they have two opportunities to make the playoffs. But to do that, the Kings would have to lose to the Trail Blazers, and the Lakers would have to lose to the Pelicans.
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Stephen Curry Has Been Determined, Despite the Warriors Having a Terrible 2023–24 Season
Stephen Curry has been the Warriors’ pillar of support for the past 15 years. With his distinct playing style, Steph has changed the game and made the Warriors into one of the greatest NBA dynasties ever.
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Curry has put a lot of effort into improving his game each year, which has allowed him to stay at the top even at 36. Over his 15-year career, Curry has averaged 24.8 points, 6.4 assists, and 4.7 rebounds. And this season, not much has changed!
Steph remains just as powerful as he was ten years ago. It is not his fault that the Warriors had a dismal 2023–24 season. According to the NBA website, he has performed his job flawlessly, with an average of 26.4 points, 5.1 assists, and 4.5 rebounds.
