It is said that the Warriors suffered a small loss in the play-offs this time, lost to the opponent, and were eliminated. But Dunleavy, the general manager, looked surprisingly calm. He believes that this defeat will not affect their original plans. Just like the old saying, "failure is the mother of success", is it especially appropriate at this time? But do you say, is it really that simple behind his calmness?
That night, the Warriors played against the Kings and lost, and the gap was not small. But Dunleavy said, "It's a game." "It seems like he's looking more at the performance of the whole season than at a single defeat.
The Warriors had a good last year, finishing sixth in the West. However, despite their impressive results on the road this year, they have failed to make the playoffs.
Both Dunleavy and the Warriors' attitude seems clear: it's normal to win and lose, and the key is to keep improving. Despite injuries and other difficulties, the team's management seems to have plans for the future. Especially for those players whose future is uncertain, there may be some decisions to make this summer. What they need to deal with this summer is the contract issues between Klay Thompson and Paul.
Dunleavy's calmness and determination may be what the Warriors need. They are not in a hurry to react, but are more focused on how to get stronger in the coming time.
In short, it is the same sentence, the stadium is like life, there are always unsatisfactory moments. What the Warriors are showing at this time may be exactly what we need to learn: look for opportunities to grow in the midst of setbacks. We'll see how they bounce back next season!