The Golden State Warriors are starting this season in absolute shambles, now sitting at a brutal 0-2 after blowing yet another lead in a straight-up disasterclass of a game. And if that was not enough of a gut punch, their 38-year-old superstar, Steph Curry, just dropped a bombshell: he probably will not play tomorrow against the Phoenix Suns, the second night of their first back-to-back. If you thought things could not get worse, think again, because the entire season is already looking grim.
Another Blown Lead, Another Heartbreaker
Seriously, where do we even begin with this Warriors squad? They just handed Memphis a victory after blowing a lead, which is just classic Golden State in the last couple of seasons. It is like we are watching the same movie on repeat. The team has been performing so poorly, it is almost predictable at this point. They cannot seem to hold it together, and frankly, it is infuriating to watch. Every game feels like a fresh wound, a new lesson in how to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
Curry’s Absence Puts Season “Meaning” at Risk
Now, with the team reeling, the last thing they need is their leader on the sidelines, but that is exactly what is happening. Curry confirmed he “probably” will not play tomorrow in Phoenix. The plan is to talk with the training staff, but the message is crystal clear: they are easing him into the season. The idea is to prolong his ability to play meaningful minutes later on, which sounds good on paper. But when you are already 0-2 and staring down the barrel of an 0-3 start after tomorrow night’s likely loss, how many “meaningful minutes” are even going to be left? Anything of consequence for this Warriors season is already starting to slip right out of their grasp. It is early, sure, but a hole this deep is tough to climb out of, especially when your biggest star is already on a pitch count.
The Warriors face the Suns tomorrow night, and with Curry likely out, it is hard to feel any kind of hope. An 0-3 start would be a catastrophic hole to dig out of. This team needs to figure something out, and fast, before this season becomes completely meaningless before November even hits.
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Originally reported by Golden State of Mind.
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