Game ID: 22300525
New Orleans Pelicans @ Golden State Warriors
Wednesday, January 10, 2024 at 8:30 PM ET
Chase Center, San Francisco, CA
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Final
GSW 27 33 23 22 105NOP 46 27 32 36 141
GSW vs NOP ScoutingGSW vs NOP Scouting
Welcome to the scouting desk. The coffee is cold, the film is play-by-play, and somebody has to explain what happened.
Every game has a hinge — a stretch where it was decided, usually while everyone was watching something else. Start where the evidence lives: the Lineups' face-offs say which five actually won their minutes; the Possessions ledger says who ran ahead of the night's own pace; the Shot Chart says where the points really came from, which is rarely where the highlights were. When all three agree, that is the story. When they don't — that is why this desk has a chair.
GSW availability going into 1/02 · 2 days' restOUT Green missed 9 since 12/14, out tonight
BACK Wiggins back 12/25 after 2, 28 min since (102% of 27)
BACK Payton II back 12/30 after 13, 9 min since (60% of 16)
BACK Quinones back 12/22 after 14, 4 min since (38% of 11)
NEW Jackson-Davis 17 to 22 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 1/04 · 1 day's restOUT Green missed 10 since 12/14, out tonight
OUT Moody missed 2 since 12/30, out tonight
OUT Joseph missed 2 since 12/30, out tonight
OUT Quinones missed 2 since 12/30, out tonight
BACK Wiggins back 12/25 after 2, 26 min since (96% of 27)
BACK Payton II back 12/30 after 13, 10 min since (64% of 16)
NEW Jackson-Davis 17 to 22 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 1/05 · back-to-backOUT Green missed 11 since 12/14, out tonight
OUT Moody missed 3 since 12/30, returns tonight: 6 min (32% of 18)
OUT Joseph missed 3 since 12/30, returns tonight: 9 min (75% of 11)
OUT Quinones missed 3 since 12/30, out tonight
BACK Wiggins back 12/25 after 2, 26 min since (97% of 27)
BACK Payton II back 12/30 after 13, 10 min since (64% of 16)
NEW Jackson-Davis 17 to 23 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 1/07 · 1 day's restOUT Green missed 12 since 12/14, out tonight
OUT Payton II missed 2 since 1/04, out tonight
OUT Quinones missed 4 since 12/30, returns tonight: 6 min (61% of 11)
BACK Moody back 1/05 after 3, 6 min since (32% of 18)
BACK Joseph back 1/05 after 3, 9 min since (75% of 11)
NEW Jackson-Davis 17 to 24 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 1/10 · 2 days' restOUT Green missed 13 since 12/14, out tonight
OUT Payton II missed 3 since 1/04, out tonight
BACK Moody back 1/05 after 3, 14 min since (78% of 18)
BACK Joseph back 1/05 after 3, 12 min since (101% of 11)
BACK Quinones back 1/07 after 4, 6 min since (61% of 11)
NEW Jackson-Davis 17 to 24 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 1/12 · 1 day's restOUT Green missed 14 since 12/14, out tonight
OUT Paul missed 2 since 1/07, out tonight
OUT Payton II missed 4 since 1/04, out tonight
BACK Moody back 1/05 after 3, 17 min since (99% of 18)
BACK Joseph back 1/05 after 3, 13 min since (118% of 11)
BACK Quinones back 1/07 after 4, 7 min since (67% of 11)
NEW Jackson-Davis 17 to 23 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 1/13 · back-to-backOUT Green missed 15 since 12/14, out tonight
OUT Paul missed 3 since 1/07, out tonight
OUT Payton II missed 5 since 1/04, out tonight
BACK Moody back 1/05 after 3, 17 min since (99% of 18)
BACK Joseph back 1/05 after 3, 13 min since (116% of 11)
BACK Quinones back 1/07 after 4, 7 min since (67% of 11)
GSW availability going into 1/15 · 1 day's restOUT Green missed 16 since 12/14, returns tonight: 24 min (87% of 27)
OUT Paul missed 4 since 1/07, out tonight
OUT Moody missed 2 since 1/12, out tonight
OUT Payton II missed 6 since 1/04, out tonight
BACK Joseph back 1/05 after 3, 14 min since (125% of 11)
BACK Quinones back 1/07 after 4, 11 min since (100% of 11)
NEW Šarić 17 to 23 min over the last 5
GSW availability going into 1/24 · 8 days' restOUT Paul missed 5 since 1/07, out tonight
OUT Moody missed 3 since 1/12, out tonight
OUT Payton II missed 7 since 1/04, out tonight
BACK Green back 1/15 after 16, 24 min since (87% of 27)
BACK Quinones back 1/07 after 4, 9 min since (87% of 11)
NEW Šarić 17 to 24 min over the last 5
NOP availability going into 1/02 · 1 day's restOUT Ryan missed 20 since 11/20, out tonight
BACK Nance Jr. back 12/28 after 13, 24 min since (120% of 20)
BACK Hawkins back 12/31 after 3, 8 min since (48% of 17)
NOP availability going into 1/03 · back-to-backOUT Murphy III missed 2 since 12/31, out tonight
OUT Ryan missed 21 since 11/20, out tonight
BACK Nance Jr. back 12/28 after 13, 23 min since (113% of 20)
BACK Hawkins back 12/31 after 3, 17 min since (102% of 17)
NOP availability going into 1/05 · 1 day's restOUT Murphy III missed 3 since 12/31, returns tonight: 17 min (55% of 30)
OUT Ryan missed 22 since 11/20, out tonight
BACK Nance Jr. back 12/28 after 13, 23 min since (113% of 20)
BACK Hawkins back 12/31 after 3, 12 min since (74% of 17)
NOP availability going into 1/07 · 1 day's restOUT Ryan missed 23 since 11/20, out tonight
BACK Murphy III back 1/05 after 3, 17 min since (55% of 30)
BACK Nance Jr. back 12/28 after 13, 22 min since (109% of 20)
BACK Hawkins back 12/31 after 3, 11 min since (65% of 17)
NOP availability going into 1/10 · 2 days' restOUT Ryan missed 24 since 11/20, out tonight
BACK Murphy III back 1/05 after 3, 21 min since (68% of 30)
BACK Hawkins back 12/31 after 3, 14 min since (81% of 17)
NOP availability going into 1/12 · 1 day's restOUT Alvarado missed 2 since 1/07, returns tonight: 17 min (91% of 18)
OUT Ryan missed 25 since 11/20, out tonight
BACK Murphy III back 1/05 after 3, 22 min since (72% of 30)
NOP availability going into 1/13 · back-to-backOUT Ryan missed 26 since 11/20, out tonight
BACK Murphy III back 1/05 after 3, 23 min since (76% of 30)
BACK Alvarado back 1/12 after 2, 17 min since (91% of 18)
NOP availability going into 1/15 · 1 day's restOUT Ryan missed 27 since 11/20, out tonight
BACK Murphy III back 1/05 after 3, 23 min since (76% of 30)
BACK Alvarado back 1/12 after 2, 21 min since (118% of 18)
NOP availability going into 1/17 · 1 day's restOUT Ryan missed 28 since 11/20, out tonight
BACK Alvarado back 1/12 after 2, 21 min since (118% of 18)
I Know — the desk, before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Golden State comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 120 a night and allowing 124, shooting 49 percent and 38 from three, 21 free throws a game; Curry at 25 and Thompson at 17 a game. Without Green (13 straight), Payton II (3 straight). 2 days' rest. New Orleans comes in 4-1 over its last five, scoring 117 a night and allowing 102, shooting 50 percent and 47 from three, 20 free throws a game; McCollum at 21 and Williamson at 19 a game. It has won the glass by 11 a night. 2 days' rest.
So: New Orleans wins, on the road, and the game turns on the defense, New Orleans allowing 102 a night to Golden State's 124 and the glass, where New Orleans has been plus-11 a night and Golden State minus-0. Call it New Orleans 117, Golden State 114, Golden State keeping it close.
1/02 vs ORL 121-115 — GSW notes
GSW won 121-115. GSW shot 54% (42 of 78) to ORL's 45%, 13 of 35 from three, and went to the line 37 times to ORL's 23 — 24 points from the stripe to their 19. GSW turned it over 12 times to ORL's 17. Curry led with 36 (12 of 20, 4 of 9 from three, 8 of 11 at the line); Kuminga added 19, Thompson 15. The hinge was Q3, 32-26: from level to 6 ahead. Curry was the night's best plus/minus at +12.
1/04 vs DEN 127-130 — GSW notes
GSW lost 127-130. GSW shot 54% (49 of 90) to DEN's 56%, 15 of 36 from three, and got to the line 16 times to DEN's 29. Curry led with 30 (11 of 23, 5 of 12 from three); Thompson added 24, Kuminga 16. Q3 was theirs, 44-24, turning a 7-point deficit into a 13-point lead, but the other 3 periods went 106-83 against them. They led by as many as 18. Wiggins's -14 in 27 minutes was the worst on the floor.
1/05 vs DET 113-109 — GSW notes
GSW won 113-109. GSW shot 46% (38 of 82) to DET's 45%, 16 of 38 from three, and went to the line 25 times to DET's 10 — 21 points from the stripe to their 8. GSW turned it over 16 times to DET's 11, and DET turned those into 8 steals. Curry led with 26 (7 of 19, 4 of 12 from three, 8 of 9 at the line); K. Thompson added 19, Šarić 17. The hinge was Q1, 22-20: from level to 2 ahead. Kuminga was the night's best plus/minus at +16.
1/07 vs TOR 118-133 — GSW notes
GSW lost 118-133. GSW shot 45% (45 of 100) to TOR's 59%, 14 of 46 from three. Thompson led with 25 (10 of 15, 5 of 7 from three); Moody added 21, Jackson-Davis 16. Q3 was theirs, 38-25, the deficit cut from 27 to 14, but the other 3 periods went 108-80 against them. Wiggins's -29 in 17 minutes was the worst on the floor.
1/10 vs NOP 105-141 — GSW notes
GSW lost 105-141. GSW shot 44% (39 of 89) to NOP's 57%, 12 of 39 from three. GSW turned it over 17 times to NOP's 11, and NOP turned those into 11 steals. Moody led with 21 (8 of 18, 4 of 8 from three); Jackson-Davis added 19, Curry 15. Q2 was theirs, 33-27, the deficit cut from 19 to 13, but the other 3 periods went 114-72 against them. Podziemski's -31 in 25 minutes was the worst on the floor.
1/12 @ CHI — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Chicago comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 109 a night and allowing 110, shooting 45 percent and 34 from three, 21 free throws a game; White at 24 and DeRozan at 20 a game. That is 3 straight wins. Without Craig (12 straight). One day's rest. Golden State comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 117 a night and allowing 126, shooting 49 percent and 36 from three, 22 free throws a game; Curry at 23 and Thompson at 19 a game. Without Green (14 straight), Paul (2 straight), Payton II (4 straight). One day's rest.
So: Chicago wins, and the game turns on the defense, Chicago allowing 110 a night to Golden State's 126. Call it Chicago 117, Golden State 112.
1/13 @ MIL — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Milwaukee comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 123 a night and allowing 122, shooting 50 percent and 38 from three, 26 free throws a game; Antetokounmpo at 33 and Lillard at 22 a game. Without Crowder (29 straight). One day's rest. Golden State comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 121 a night and allowing 129, shooting 48 percent and 37 from three, 21 free throws a game; Thompson at 22 and Curry at 21 a game. Without Green (15 straight), Paul (3 straight), Payton II (5 straight). Second night of a back-to-back.
So: Milwaukee wins, and the game turns on the defense, Milwaukee allowing 122 a night to Golden State's 129. Call it Milwaukee 125, Golden State 118.
1/15 @ MEM — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Memphis comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 116 a night and allowing 113, shooting 46 percent and 38 from three, 21 free throws a game; Jackson Jr. at 27 and Smart at 26 a game. Without Aldama (3 straight), Rose (6 straight). One day's rest. Golden State comes in 2-3 over its last five, scoring 119 a night and allowing 129, shooting 47 percent and 37 from three, 20 free throws a game; Thompson at 22 and Curry at 19 a game. Without Green (16 straight), Paul (4 straight), Moody (2 straight). One day's rest.
So: Memphis wins, and the game turns on the defense, Memphis allowing 113 a night to Golden State's 129 and the turnovers, Memphis giving it away 14 times a game to Golden State's 11. Call it Memphis 119, Golden State 114.
1/24 vs ATL — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Golden State comes in 1-4 over its last five, scoring 118 a night and allowing 130, shooting 48 percent and 36 from three, 17 free throws a game; Thompson at 20 and Kuminga at 19 a game. Without Paul (5 straight), Moody (3 straight), Payton II (7 straight). 8 days' rest. Atlanta comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 105 a night and allowing 110, shooting 43 percent and 35 from three, 20 free throws a game; Murray at 24 and Young at 23 a game. Without Hunter (16 straight), Krejčí (15 straight). One day's rest.
So: Golden State wins, and the game turns on the defense, Atlanta allowing 110 a night to Golden State's 130 and the turnovers, Atlanta giving it away 15 times a game to Golden State's 11. Call it Golden State 118, Atlanta 117, Atlanta keeping it close.
1/02 vs BKN 112-85 — NOP notes
NOP won 112-85. NOP shot 47% (41 of 88) to BKN's 36%, 16 of 39 from three, and went to the line 18 times to BKN's 8 — 14 points from the stripe to their 4. The glass went 53-43 for them. McCollum led with 16 (6 of 11, 4 of 8 from three); Jones added 14, Alvarado 13. The hinge was Q1, 32-18: from level to 14 ahead, and the lead reached 32. Ingram was the night's best plus/minus at +20.
1/03 @ MIN 117-106 — NOP notes
NOP won 117-106. NOP shot 56% (45 of 81) to MIN's 45%, 12 of 26 from three, and got to the line 17 times to MIN's 27. The glass went 41-28 for them. Williamson led with 27 (11 of 15, 5 of 6 at the line); McCollum added 24, Ingram 19. The hinge was Q2, 32-22: a lead of 3 became 13, and the lead reached 24. Williamson was the night's best plus/minus at +20.
1/05 vs LAC 95-111 — NOP notes
NOP lost 95-111. NOP took 10 more shots (92 to 82), fed by 14 offensive rebounds, but shot 36% to LAC's 49%, 12 of 29 from three. NOP turned it over 9 times to LAC's 14. Valančiūnas led with 13 (6 of 12); Hawkins added 13, McCollum 12. Q4 was theirs, 27-19, the deficit cut from 24 to 16, but the other 3 periods went 92-68 against them. Nance Jr.'s -21 in 19 minutes was the worst on the floor.
1/07 @ SAC 133-100 — NOP notes
NOP won 133-100. NOP shot 61% (50 of 82) to SAC's 42%, 19 of 35 from three. NOP turned it over 16 times to SAC's 9, and SAC turned those into 9 steals. The glass went 51-25 for them. McCollum led with 30 (11 of 16, 7 of 10 from three); Ingram added 15, Valančiūnas 15. The hinge was Q3, 31-14: a lead of 25 became 42, and the lead reached 50. Ingram was the night's best plus/minus at +34.
1/10 @ GSW 141-105 — NOP notes
NOP won 141-105. NOP shot 57% (54 of 94) to GSW's 44%, 19 of 40 from three. NOP turned it over 11 times to GSW's 17. Valančiūnas led with 21 (9 of 13, 2 of 3 from three); Williamson added 19, Murphy III 16. The hinge was Q1, 46-27: from level to 19 ahead, and the lead reached 41. Murphy III was the night's best plus/minus at +38.
1/12 @ DEN — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Denver comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 121 a night and allowing 116, shooting 52 percent and 36 from three, 25 free throws a game; Murray at 25 and Jokić at 21 a game. One day's rest. New Orleans comes in 4-1 over its last five, scoring 120 a night and allowing 101, shooting 51 percent and 46 from three, 19 free throws a game; McCollum at 19 and Williamson at 17 a game. It has won the glass by 9 a night. Without Alvarado (2 straight). One day's rest.
So: Denver wins, and the game turns on the arc, New Orleans at 46 percent from three to Denver's 36 and the glass, where New Orleans has been plus-9 a night and Denver minus-1. Call it Denver 115, New Orleans 114, New Orleans keeping it close.
1/13 @ DAL — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Dallas comes in 4-1 over its last five, scoring 122 a night and allowing 110, shooting 50 percent and 40 from three, 27 free throws a game; Dončić at 35 and Irving at 33 a game. It has lost the glass by 6 a night. Without Lively II (4 straight), Kleber (31 straight), Exum (5 straight). One day's rest. New Orleans comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 120 a night and allowing 109, shooting 51 percent and 46 from three, 19 free throws a game; Williamson at 22 and McCollum at 18 a game. It has won the glass by 5 a night. Second night of a back-to-back.
So: Dallas wins, and the game turns on the glass, where New Orleans has been plus-5 a night and Dallas minus-6 and the line, where Dallas takes 27 free throws a game to New Orleans's 19. Call it Dallas 118, New Orleans 113.
1/15 @ DAL — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
Dallas comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 119 a night and allowing 115, shooting 49 percent and 39 from three, 22 free throws a game; Irving at 34 and Hardaway Jr. at 19 a game. It has lost the glass by 7 a night. Without Dončić (2 straight), Lively II (5 straight), Exum (6 straight). One day's rest. New Orleans comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 120 a night and allowing 110, shooting 50 percent and 45 from three, 23 free throws a game; Williamson at 20 and McCollum at 17 a game. It has won the glass by 4 a night. One day's rest.
So: Dallas wins, and the game turns on the glass, where New Orleans has been plus-4 a night and Dallas minus-7 and the arc, New Orleans at 45 percent from three to Dallas's 39. Call it Dallas 117, New Orleans 116, New Orleans keeping it close.
1/17 vs CHA — I Know, the desk before tip-off
Written before tip-off, from the five games each side brought in.
New Orleans comes in 3-2 over its last five, scoring 125 a night and allowing 113, shooting 53 percent and 43 from three, 27 free throws a game; Williamson at 26 and McCollum at 20 a game. It has won the glass by 4 a night. One day's rest. Charlotte comes in 0-5 over its last five, scoring 97 a night and allowing 117, shooting 39 percent and 33 from three, 18 free throws a game; Rozier at 24 and Bridges at 22 a game. That is 5 straight losses. 2 days' rest.
So: New Orleans wins, and the game turns on the arc, New Orleans at 43 percent from three to Charlotte's 33 and the glass, where New Orleans has been plus-4 a night and Charlotte minus-4. Call it New Orleans 121, Charlotte 106, New Orleans by 15.
Who is who
the initials in the Players column
GSWAW A. Wiggins
BP B. Podziemski
CJ C. Joseph
DŠ D. Šarić
GS G. Santos
JK J. Kuminga
KL K. Looney
KT K. Thompson
LQ L. Quinones
MM M. Moody
SC S. Curry
SA Saric
TJ T. Jackson-Davis
NOPBI B. Ingram
CM C. McCollum
CZ C. Zeller
DD D. Daniels
EL E. Liddell
HJ H. Jones
JH J. Hawkins
JR J. Robinson-Earl
JV J. Valančiūnas
LN L. Nance Jr.
NM N. Marshall
TM T. Murphy III
VA Valanciunas
ZW Z. Williamson
GSW/NOP the team itself, not a player
-- the feed named nobody
What
What happened
the codes in the Events column
M2 / M3 made 2 / made 3
X2 / X3 missed 2 / missed 3
FT / X1 free throw made / missed
AST assist
OR / DR offensive / defensive rebound
STL steal
BLK block
TO turnover
FL foul
OF offensive foul — ends the possession
VIOL violation
JUMP jump ball
TM timeout
IR instant replay
HE heave at the buzzer, filed to the team
END the clock ran out, ball in hand
Where
Where a shot came from
the middle field of M3.LW.25
RM at the rim inside 4 ft
RC right corner
RW right wing
SO straight on
LW left wing
LC left corner
M3.LW.25 made 3, left wing, 25 ft
X2.RM.01 missed 2, at the rim, 1 ft
When
When it happened
the Offset column
one number per event, in the Events order:
whole seconds from the start of the
possession to that event
Events FL X3.RC.23 OR M2.RM.01
Offset 0 18 22 24
the foul opens the possession at 0s;
the putback ends it at 24s, which is
the possession's own Dur
Jonas Valanciunas scores 21 points as Pelicans take early lead and beat Warriors 141-105
SAN FRANCISCO -- — Stephen Curry , Klay Thompson and the Golden State Warriors are getting booed at home. Frustrated fans are leaving the arena early with their team facing daunting deficits and being dealt lopsided losses.
Coach Steve Kerr believes this star-studded bunch has lost its confidence, its spirit. They're “fragile,” he said.
“We have to find some fight,” Kerr said. “We may have to resort to some different tactics.”
Jonas Valanciunas had 21 points, nine rebounds and a pair of steals, helping the New Orleans Pelicans jump to a big lead on the way to pounding the Warriors 141-105 on Wednesday night.
Nobody's faulting the fans for being upset.
“Honestly, I’m booing myself, booing our team in my head because of the way we’re playing,” Curry said about one of the worst losses during Kerr's tenure.
Curry had 15 points and six assists for Golden State coming off a game in which he shot 2 for 14 and missed all nine of his 3-point tries to score nine points — after he’d gone for 25 points or more in the previous four games.
“Pretty deflating mood, but that’s expected when you get blown out twice in a row at home,” Thompson said.
Kerr also understands all the boos.
“We deserved it for sure, fell behind immediately and I think we’re just lacking confidence right now,” he said. “You just sort of, you get to a stage sometimes where you just kind of lose your belief. And it happens. That’s what’s happened right now with our team the last few days, I think we’ve just lost the spirit and the confidence that has to carry you against talented teams night in and night out.”
Zion Williamson started for the Pelicans and contributed 19 points, seven assists and five rebounds playing 30 minutes after he began the day questionable because of a bruised right quadriceps.
New Orleans, coached by former Warriors assistant Willie Green, won for the sixth time in seven games and in impressive fashion coming off a 133-100 victory at Sacramento on Sunday.
Golden State surrendered a season high in points and most scored by the Pelicans against the Warriors in a regular-season game. The 36-point home defeat is largest since a 37-point loss to the Spurs on March 26, 2007, and tied for the sixth-largest home defeat.
“We’re kind of down on ourselves, we’re upset, we want to play better, especially after last game you don’t want to come out and have another stinker like tonight,” center Kevon Looney said, noting of the boos, “It sucks but we’ve been playing like we deserve it.”
Draymond Green’s return following a 12-game league suspension can’t come soon enough to energize the 2022 champions.
Kerr is hopeful Green might play on the upcoming trip. It’s awfully quiet around the Warriors right now.
“We probably need a pick-me-up, we need Draymond, we need Chris, we need guys who can kind of rally the troops right now,” Kerr said.
Moses Moody came off the bench to score 21 points before straining his calf for the struggling Warriors while Thompson finished with 13.
Golden State fell way behind early for a second straight game and was forced to try to play catch up once more after a 133-118 loss to Toronto on Sunday. Kerr said Tuesday that Golden State needed to play with a greater sense of urgency, which he noted it didn’t show in the loss to Toronto.
The boos came again Wednesday, with a start equally or perhaps more disheartening for frustrated fans after the Warriors allowed a season-high 46 points in the first quarter and trailed by 25 points midway through the second, 58-33. They got to 73-60 at halftime, then each time Golden State threatened the Pelicans regularly had an answer on the other end.
Many in attendance made their way for the exits during the fourth quarter of the nationally televised game.
Trayce Jackson-Davis added 19 points for Golden State, concluding a stretch with 11 of 13 games and a season-high seven straight at home.
Veteran guard Chris Paul underwent surgery Monday for a fracture in his left pointer finger and won't travel with the team during its upcoming trip. He's scheduled to be re-evaluated three weeks post-op.
Curry said the Warriors got “embarrassed” and now have to find a way by searching within themselves to somehow solve this.
“We’re not used to this kind of vibe around our team, so we have to acknowledge it, not let go of the rope as they say when it comes to our belief that we can just win the next game,” Curry said.
UP NEXT
Pelicans: At Denver on Friday night.
Warriors: At Chicago on Friday night to begin a four-game trip.