Curry's performance is down! If the Warriors do win the championship this season, he could also miss out on FMVP again!

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On February 10, the Warriors lost to the Jazz and ended their nine-game winning streak. The Jazz haven't won a lot in the last dozen games, so they've also fallen to fourth in the West. However, the Jazz have recently recovered, also winning the Nets and Nuggets, and beating the warriors, who are the second in the league and have won nine in a row. Jazz boss Mitchell played health basketball, 14 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists quasi-triple-doubles, jazz's strongest Gobert did not go on, on the edge of the league Whiteside with 9 points, 17 rebounds and 7 blocks to burst the Warriors interior.

The Warriors have had a mixed current situation this season, that is, the Warriors are stronger than expected and are considered the favorite to win the championship, but the boss Curry has been declining for a long time. Although Curry is still in the top ten of the MVP list, his real strength is not even in the top ten of the league. In this game, Curry continued the sluggish performance of the past nearly two months, 29 minutes, 5 of 13 shooting, 3 of 8 three-pointers, 3 of 4 free throws, 16 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists and 4 turnovers. Such data is obviously not in line with the league's second superstar who can compete with James for the vote king. What's even scarier for Warriors stakeholders is that this Curry is the regular Curry of the season.

Curry is no longer aware of the first time he has been discussed as a slump after the game, and his performance will pick up in some games, but the overall trend has not changed. At one point, Curry was frantic about even training, which made his fans feel desperate. In addition to not shooting percentage, Curry is also very unscientific in terms of shooting choices, such as reducing breakthroughs, being too addicted to three-point shooting, and the pursuit of personal data is also particularly strong. Curry's irrational shots in games close to breaking the three-point record are really ineffective and too frequent. Curry has since admitted that he does like to brush up on shooting data.

Curry even had a 9-point situation in some games where the Warriors could still win, which was unthinkable last season. Curry played at the peak of his career last season, which he personally considered stronger than the regular season of the 2016 all-vote MVP. At that time, the Warriors system collapsed, and both Oubre and Wiseman were dragging their feet, just like Westbrook of the Lakers now. Curry took the Warriors into the top eight of the West with his personal performance. Only two consecutive defeats in the play-offs, he was eliminated by Morant, who was not strong at the time.

However, this season, the Warriors system is very perfect, and Kerr has played team basketball to new heights. Kerr was previously thought to play only on super-giant, but in the absence of Durant, Thompson's return to average form, Green's consecutive absences, and Curry's long-term sluggish performance, he can still bring the Warriors to the top two in the league, which is indeed the level of the top fifteen managers.

In the past, Curry, Thompson and Green took Cole to the championship, and now Kerr is ready to take Curry to the championship. Curry, who has been in such a slump in the regular season, can he return to his peak level in the playoffs and even the Finals with higher defensive intensity and more targetedness? This is questionable. If Curry has fallen off a cliff like Harden and Westbrook this season, then even if the Warriors do win the championship this season, he may not be able to win the FMVP again! Four championships do not even have an FMVP, which will make Curry's super huge gold content status more obviously questioned. Without the FMVP, even with four or five championships, Curry would have a hard time surpassing Durant and Bryant to advance into the top ten in history.