Something is wrong with the Warriors…

Two wins for five losses. This is the current estimate of Fr Warriors who find themselves with a barely balanced record (6w-6d) this Thursday morning, and could go into the red tonight as they travel to San Antonio to challenge Victor Vembanyama and his gang. This night, though Stephen Curry came back, they took a basketball class in Oklahoma Cityto the point of being behind by 36 points!

“Everyone was committed to winning, in every possible way,” reminds Draymond Green about the atmosphere last year, after the arrival of Jimmy Butler. “And right now it doesn’t feel like it.” »

Clearly, apart from the technical part, the Warriors no longer have this attitude from the second part of last season, and that is the most worrying thing. Especially since there are still 70 matches left to play…

“I think Draymond is partially right,” continues Jimmy Butler. “We’ve just got to get back to the idea of ​​doing what it takes to win. Everybody’s going to have to make sacrifices. I can’t say what that sacrifice is going to be for everybody, because it can be different for every player, every night. But we’ve got to get back to winning – that’s the main thing, the only thing. It’s up to us, collectively, to figure out what we need to do as a group.

The Warriors are not keeping up

Forgotten the first week that allowed them to do so the Lakers dominate and the Nuggets to post a 4-1 record. For Steve Kerr, something snapped in the second week!

“I felt like we weren’t in the right frame of mind coming back from Indiana and Milwaukee,” shares the coach of the Warriors. “We just feel like things aren’t going our way. We had a couple of wins (against Phoenix and Indiana), but we’re not playing well and we haven’t been playing well since the second week of the season.”

In an athletic and fast-paced NBA, the Warriors look their age, unable to keep up with the NBA champions. And yet there are young people in the team, but there is neither this nagging, nor this desire to surpass oneself.

“You have to fight to get through it” warns Draymond Green. “Anytime you go through a bad patch in this league, it’s never easy, it’s never pretty. You have to fight, hang on and get out of the hole. And right now, that’s not that team.”

Heard the refrain several times last season, at the same time…