The Golden State Warriors lost to the Sacramento Kings in the play-offs and stopped in G1 of the play-offs, which is really a big surprise! Do you know that in the history of the play-offs, no team ranked 10th has ever won, is this Warriors under some curse? Moreover, their play-off record is 0-3, the worst record in history. Seeing the Splash Brothers being beaten by their opponents, I was so angry!
Speaking of this game, hey, it's really speechless! The Warriors, how did the former hegemon team be so weak in the play-offs? Looking back at their momentum in the regular season, how is it now like a deflated ball? It's really confusing. Is it really a bad state, or is there something big wrong with the strategy?
In this game, the main players of the Warriors are like sleepwalking. Especially the highly-anticipated Splash Brothers, Klay and Curry, were in no form in this game, and they were completely blown up by their opponents Keegan Murray and Keane Ellis! Seeing their helpless looks on the court, I wanted to rush up and play for them!
The game also sparked buzz across the country, with fans expressing their disappointment with the Warriors' performance. Some say it's like a nightmare, and it's hard to believe it's a game played by the Warriors. Others said that the game made them completely lose faith in the Warriors. Hey, the Warriors' performance in this game is really heartbreaking!
In fact, this is not the first time the Warriors have suffered a setback this season. They had some problems exposed in the middle of the season and this game was just a concentrated burst of those problems. Experts have also pointed out that the Warriors' loss in the play-in tournament was not accidental, but the result of problems they had accumulated over the course of the season. Therefore, the loss of this game can be regarded as a wake-up call for them!
The play-off system has always been controversial. Some feel that it adds to the suspense and enjoyment of the game, while others feel that it is unfair to the teams at the bottom of the rankings. The game seems to have added new arguments to the controversy. Is it really fair to say that the cruelty of the play-offs makes it even more difficult for the 10th-placed team to fight back? I think it's a question worth pondering.
After the game, the head coach of the Warriors also said that the team needs to reflect from top to bottom, find out what is wrong, and make changes next season. That's true, but is it really that easy to change? Will they be able to regain their former glory? It's really interesting to see!
After this game, the name Poole was mentioned again. Come to think of it, since he was traded to the Wizards, the Warriors' record has not improved, but has fallen into deeper trouble. This makes people wonder, does Poole's departure have a greater impact on the Warriors? Does his scoring ability and playmaking ability really deserve to be explored by the Warriors?
Poole was often the focus of fans and media attention during his time with the Warriors. His trade has sparked a lot of discussion, with some arguing that it was the right choice for the Warriors and others questioning it. But now it seems that Poole's departure has an underestimated impact on the Warriors.
You see how much the Warriors' offensive fluidity has been affected right now. They've been even worse this season, and they're even out of the playoffs, which has led fans and pundits alike to speculate about the future of the Warriors. Do you think they will be able to get back to their former form, and what changes will they have to make to get back to the top?
In addition to Poole, this game also showed us the problems of other players. Klay, as one of the core players of the Warriors, has a very low shooting percentage in this game, and his contribution to the offensive end of the team is really limited! What adjustments does he need to make to regain his confidence?
And that Paul, as an experienced player, was expected to bring more leadership and experience to the Warriors, but his performance didn't work as expected. Do you think he fits into the Warriors' system, and can he play a bigger role in future games?
This game is not just a loss, it exposes a lot of problems with the Warriors. From player condition to team strategy, from offense to defense, the Warriors need to make comprehensive rethinking and adjustments! However, there is still a long way to go, and will the Warriors be able to regain their confidence and embark on the road to the top again?