The Golden State Warriors faced another setback on Saturday night, enduring their sixth consecutive loss and a second consecutive defeat at the hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder in overtime. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s stellar performance, contributing 10 crucial points in overtime, sealed the Warriors’ fate. In the aftermath of the game, Stephen Curry, a cornerstone of the franchise, delivered a candid assessment of the team’s current struggles.

Amidst an uncharacteristic losing streak for the historically successful Warriors, Curry didn’t mince words about the urgency to address the situation. In a post-game statement, he remarked, “A losing streak like this, there’s urgency for sure…anytime you lose this many in a row, it’s a problem that you gotta fix, and you don’t wanna develop a losing mentality at any stretch in the season. That’s a stink in the locker room you don’t really want to have in there.”

Curry’s straightforward acknowledgment of the team’s challenges reflects the high standards and expectations set by the Warriors’ organization. The absence of key players, including Draymond Green due to suspension, adds to the difficulties. However, Curry emphasized that this should not serve as an excuse, as the team faced three consecutive losses even before Green’s suspension.

The Warriors, known for their resilience and championship pedigree, now find themselves in a critical juncture, working to overcome this challenging phase and regain their winning momentum. As they navigate through the struggles, Curry’s leadership and honesty stand as crucial elements in steering the team back on course.