3 Ways Golden State Warriors can improve this season

By Tony Pesta | Feb 9, 2021

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The Golden State Warriors should not be satisfied with where they are at in the 2020-21 NBA season. They’ve certainly shown heart and determination to remain in the playoff picture – but everyone in the organization feels they can improve in some way.

Stephen Curry has been giving it his all. The two-time former MVP is having another most valuable caliber season while he leads his Warriors’ to a 12-11 record. Curry is averaging 29.4 points and 6.1 assists but the only thing holding him back is his supporting cast, which has untapped potential.

The Golden State Warriors haven’t reached their ceiling yet. Here are three ways the team can improve for the second half of the season.

Compared to the rest of the league, the Dubs rank in the top 10 for points, 3-pointers made assists and blocks. Yet, they are eighth in the Western Conference and find themselves two games away from the 13th seed.

In contrast, they also fall only four games back from the third seed. This means where they end up could look drastically different depending on how they finish the second half of the season. The Warriors should focus on these three things if they want to go out strong.

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