Although they’ll more than likely still be in the play-in tournament, the Golden State Warriors over their last two games have drastically disappointed despite getting at least one big-time performance from Stephen Curry.
The Warriors seemed to be red-hot in April, but towards the end of the month, they cooled off and will enter a critical first few weeks of May both injured and not playing their best basketball. However, their next five games should all be relatively easy.
The Golden State Warriors have now lost two straight games, and they’ve got less-than-desirable performances from some impactful role players.
To be fair, that’s what I was thinking about when the Dubs traveled to Minnesota. The Warriors suffered a double-digit loss to the Wolves. It’s not Curry’s fault (he dropped 37) which means someone else on this roster isn’t stepping up.
The Warriors did nicely score 114 points, so the offensive firepower was there against Minnesota. Sadly, it wasn’t against Dallas as they totaled 29 first-half points. They entered the half down more than 30.
That said, the Warriors must be better. Let’s dive into who has failed this team over the last few games.