The Warriors are experiencing some serious growing pains, and it’s not looking pretty. After a promising start to the season, Steph Curry and the squad hit a rough patch during their Midwest road trip, dropping crucial games against the Bucks and Pacers that have fans scratching their heads.

A Week of Missed Opportunities

What should have been straightforward wins turned into embarrassing defeats. Against Milwaukee, the Warriors somehow managed to lose to a team without their superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo. Then, they followed that up with an even more painful loss to the injury-riddled Indiana Pacers.

Curry’s Uncharacteristic Performance

Steph Curry, usually the team’s beacon of hope, seemed off his game. With a disappointing 24 points and shooting just 8-for-23, he committed five turnovers that cost the team critical momentum. Coach Steve Kerr was visibly frustrated, noting that these were games the Warriors should have won with ease.

The Road Ahead

The team now faces a grueling stretch of games, including back-to-backs against powerhouse teams like the Nuggets, Thunder, and Spurs. While the season is still young, these losses could set a challenging tone for the Warriors’ championship aspirations.

As Curry himself admitted, “Hopefully it lights a fire in all of us to get back on the horse and figure out how we can win a very difficult stretch coming out”.