Today, the Warriors suffered a 105-141 loss to the Pelicans, suffering a two-game losing streak and moving their record to 17-20 and moving further and further away from the play-in qualification zone.
In this game, the Warriors fell behind by 19 points in the first quarter, setting the tone of the game, although they once narrowed the gap to around 11 points, but suffered another collapse at the beginning of the fourth quarter and finally lost miserably.
For the game, the Warriors shot just 43 percent from the field, 30 percent from three-point range, and had 17 turnovers. All five players on the team scored in double figures, with only Moody's scoring more than 20. Curry had 15 points and six assists, Thompson had 13 points and four rebounds, Moody had 21 points and two rebounds, Davis had 19 points and five rebounds, and Kuminga had 12 points, three rebounds and four assists.
Speaking to the media after the game, Curry spoke about the trade deadline: "Obviously, if it goes on the same way, that's the definition of madness, right? Do the same thing and then continue to expect the same results?" It's clear that Curry has expressed his support for the team to make a trade, and he doesn't want the season to end in a sloppy end.
At present, there are many high-quality players in the trade market, such as Siakam of the Raptors, Murray of the Hawks, etc., it is foreseeable that no matter who the Warriors want to get, they will pay a big price, and it depends on how the Warriors management will choose!