Until last December, the Warriors' offensive efficiency had been the second highest in the league, and at one point it was close to surpassing the Jazz. But after entering December, the Warriors' offensive efficiency continued to decline, and they can only rank 13th in the league.
The data shows that the Warriors' offensive efficiency in the first 6 weeks of the season was 112.4 in the league 2nd. In December, the Warriors ranked 18th in the league with 110.5 offensive efficiency, while since January, the Warriors have only ranked 106.4 in the league 28th. The Warriors scored more than 100 points in all 20 games in October and November, while nine of the 27 games in December and January did not score more than 100 points.
Obviously, the main reason for the Warriors' declining offensive efficiency is the continued downturn of the star Curry. In December, Curry shot 40.4 percent from the field and 37.4 percent from three-point range. After entering January, Meng Shen's shooting percentage was only 37.1%, and his three-point shooting rate was only 32.7%.
It's hard to believe that Curry has only shot 41.6 percent from the field so far this season, even lower than Lakers star Wei Shao. Keep in mind that Curry's previous worst shooting season was also 45.1%. The worst three-point season was 41.1 percent, compared to just 37.6 percent this season.
It is worth mentioning that the Warriors trained as usual today, and Curry also played three-point consecutive iron in training, and the shooting rate is still not high. Many fans believe that the decline in Meng Shen's shooting rate this season is directly related to strength training.
Hopefully Curry will get back in shape as soon as possible, the good news is that the Warriors' defense has always been online, and their defensive efficiency this season has always been the number one in the league.