Today we're going to talk about some of the recent turmoil with the Warriors, and let's be honest, they've had a lot of ups and downs these days. First of all, we have to mention Kerr, the coach of the Warriors, who really fights, fiddling with the lineup is like a child playing a jigsaw puzzle. Come to think of it, the team needs a new look, just like we are excited every time we get a new phone case. But, the tragedy is that this jigsaw puzzle game is played, and the team's problems are like leaky water pipes, plugging one leak and one leaking, and it is impossible to fix it. Just like that game against the Magic, Kerr sent Paul and rookie Jackson Davis to the starters, probably trying to give the opponent a kick-down, but the opening was like a reverse drive, and the Magic took the lead.
Let's talk about the Magic, although they are not so brilliant on the three-point line, but in that game, their little Wagner and Suggs were like drinking Red Bull, with three-point shots one after another, completely disrupting the deployment of the Warriors. Imagine that you have just laid out your tactics, but your opponent suddenly changes his tactics, and the feeling is almost like you have just cooked a meal and found that the gas tank is empty.
But then again, the Warriors aren't fuel-efficient lamps either. Halfway through the game, the Warriors began to slowly regain their feelings, like an old driver who had finally found the right direction and gradually overtook the score. It's like the excitement of getting lost in the supermarket and suddenly finding an exit.
However, the Warriors' problems are still obvious. Although they ended their losing streak, the core problem of the team was not solved, like cleaning the room and throwing all the clutter into a drawer. The absence of Dream Chaser and Wiggins' sluggish performance are like a sword of Damocles hanging over his head. Especially in that game against the Magic, although the Warriors won in the end, the score was 11-2, which was really scary.
As for Curry, this man is truly the savior of the Warriors, always stepping up in critical moments. In that game, for example, he scored 36 points, which was comparable to a superhero's. But can the Warriors hold up the whole day on Curry alone? It's like one person trying to move the entire furniture up to the fifth floor, which is possible, but absolutely difficult.
So, here comes the final controversial summary: Do the Warriors really need a big trade to save the game right now? Or should they stick with their current roster and slowly grind it in? I really want to know what you think. Leave your thoughts in the comments section, and don't forget to follow us for more updates on the Warriors!