Today, the Warriors faced the Heat, who were fighting back-to-back games, and they expected to have a victory, but in the end, they still lost to their opponents, and the score was finally fixed at 98-114, and the Warriors suffered two consecutive losses. Although Curry performed well in this game, scoring 31 points on 8-of-17 shooting from beyond the three-point line in the game, the team only made 6 three-pointers except for Curry, of which Schroder and Hield combined for 3 of 16 shots from beyond the three-point line. The Warriors were in a slump on the offensive end today, and the defensive end was completely attacked by the opponent, and the interior lost points very seriously.

Many people have been fantasizing that other Warriors players can step up, such as Schroder, who was supposed to help the Warriors come back from the dead. But after playing so many games, Schroeder's effect is not outstanding, including Hield, Wiggins and other players are unstable factors, and no player can contribute consistently every game. The Warriors are still a team that relies too much on Curry and doesn't have a second consistent scoring point. And the opponent's scoring is very consistent, they are very critical to attack the Warriors' interior, and the Warriors rely on Curry's three-pointers to continue their lives, which is obviously not a healthy style of play.

So after today's game, Kerr also criticized the whole team, he thought that the players did not play hard enough and lost their self-confidence. It's true that the players were very hesitant to shoot when they got a shot on the court today, and they didn't seem confident in shooting at all except Curry. The Warriors have had a very sluggish year, losing many games they shouldn't have lost. It seems that the team will usher in turmoil next, including Curry's smile is slowly decreasing, and even his face is a little ruthless when he leaves the court in the fourth quarter today.

Curry is clearly aware of the Warriors' lack of competitiveness at the moment, and he can't rule out that he will take the initiative to ask the team to trade next. And the Warriors are also likely to face a loss of control in the locker room next, because losing can hit a team's self-confidence, especially with Green's team's powder keg that can be easily ignited. If the players blame each other, then turmoil in the team is inevitable.

The next step is for the Warriors to solve their real problem, which is to change their weakness through trades. What the Warriors are missing right now is a good interior player who can be average on the offensive end, but he has to be able to defend, he has to be tall enough to protect rebounds. If the Warriors can get a defensive interior line, they can lead the offense with defense, and they will get better. I wonder what the fans think?