The Warriors have no hope of catching up with the Lakers and will be overtaken by the Rockets, see what Curry has to say?

The Warriors lost 111-123 to the Pacers at home, and Curry scored 25 points, 11 rebounds and 5 assists on 6-of-18 three-pointers, but was blocked 4 times. The bad news for the Warriors is that the Lakers have won again, so the Lakers have a 1.5-game lead over the Warriors, and with few games remaining, it will be difficult for the Warriors to overtake the Lakers. The worse news is that the Warriors are only 2 wins ahead of the Rockets, and the Rockets start the Northern Expedition with a wave of 7 straight wins, and then the Warriors will start a 5-game road streak, and if they don't perform well, the Warriors are likely to be squeezed out of the play-in tournament by the Rockets during this 5-game road streak. Let's take a look at what Curry has to say?

1. Curry: Don't shirk responsibility

Curry didn't play well in this game, was blocked by the Pacers 4 times, shot 9 of 24 from the field, including 6 of 18 three-pointers, and scored 25 points, 11 rebounds and 5 assists.

Speaking about the loss, Curry said: "That's the challenge for this team because we've been inconsistent in that area. When it comes to having to play well every night, I never shirk my responsibilities. I didn't play well tonight, I wasn't smart enough when I was under pressure, I didn't take the pressure off my team-mates.

2. Curry: Everyone has to be proactive

"The challenge is to understand how to play offense and create chances, and everybody has to be proactive and ready," Curry said. When the team works together, our attack is still very strong. The key is to make sure that there is a good understanding and coordination within the team, and when that is not there, it will be like tonight.

3. Curry: Disappointed

"We're always talking about what the team has with the details, we can run around, but if we don't get the details right, especially on the defensive end, then our efforts aren't going to make much sense," Curry said. I'm disappointed with the effort the team put in tonight.

4. Curry: It will bounce back

After this game, the Warriors are 1.5 wins behind the Lakers and only 2 wins ahead of the Rockets, who are 11th in the West. To that Curry said: That's what it is, and it's sad because we missed a huge opportunity to climb up the standings. That means we need to bounce back more, whether we're playing for a goal in the coming weeks or not. Nothing is certain now and I think the team has enough pride to bounce back. And I think we're very hungry to succeed and we have to show it.

5. Curry: The team needs to have a sense of urgency

When asked about the reason for the team's instability, Curry said, "I wish I knew the answer, because then we can solve the problem early." It's not a great situation, especially when every game is important, every game is critical. We need to have a sense of urgency in the final stretch of the season. However, I also wish I knew the answer.

6. Cole: No need to adjust

Speaking about the defeat, Kerr said: "I don't think we need to readjust. I think we know what the team is like and we just have to keep going. Obviously, we are disappointed with the record at home. We wanted to win all three games, but we only won one, which put us in a difficult situation. So we have to keep trying.

7. Cole: Hopefully find some momentum away from home

Next up for the Warriors is a three-game road trip, to which Kerr said: "For some reason, we've been better on the road this year. So I think it doesn't matter where we play, we didn't control the game at home, so maybe we'll find some momentum away from home.

8. Cole: Kuminga was in a bit of a hurry

In this game, Kuminga made only 4 of 17 shots (0 of 3 three-pointers) and 3 of 4 free throws to get 11 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and 1 steal.

In response to Kuminga's slump, Kerr said: "I just think he's a little rushed, the defender keeps him away from the basket, it's hard for him to get some easy shots, but it's been a very good learning experience for him. He's been doing really well lately, I love what he's doing on the pitch and being out of form is part of his development. He'll go back and watch the footage, and he'll see where he can do better and continue to grow.

Paul said, "I don't know he's 4 out of 17." This is the NBA, man, with 82 games. We all want him to be good every night, but it's difficult, especially when the opponent starts targeting him, you know what I mean? But if he gets into trouble or something, the rest of the team has to step up and support him. That's why we're a team.

9. Paul: No one will sympathize with us

Speaking about the five-game trip, Paul said: "It's very important for us, you know, for the next fixtures, we have games almost every other day, even back-to-back games, you know, so no one will sympathize with us, we have to play, we have to rest, you know, with the depth of our team, we have to rely on each other.

10. Paul: We have no choice

Paul played 25 minutes in this game, scoring 12 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists on 5-of-10 shooting.

Commenting on the current situation in the team, Paul said: "We have to figure out how to play right, we have to compete, we have to win. Now we're basically working on a playoff chance every day. Is 13 games enough time to figure it out? But we didn't have a choice.