In the face of the Sun, whose main force was almost lost and the lineup was incomplete, the warriors in the home game played poorly. The whole game was lost to 27 points at most. Although they only pulled back at the last moment, they still lost 113-125.
“Perhaps with the return of Stephen Curry and Andrew Wiggins, we have been too lax. Sometimes you need such a defeat to remind yourself how difficult it is to win in this league,” said Klay Thompson.
Steve Kerr also agreed with Thompson’s view that the players lacked mental strength in the face of the Sun’s lack of soldiers and were too relaxed to be alert. “We didn’t regain our sense of competition until the end of the fourth quarter, but it was too late.”
Cole said: “Obviously, I didn’t make everyone ready for the game. This is my fault. This is the NBA. There is no easy game here.”
As for the Warriors’ 16-4 fierce offensive at the end of the fourth quarter, there was once a turning point, but Cole thought. “I hope the Warriors in the fourth quarter are the team I know, love and recognize, but we must prove this from the beginning.”
The Warriors, who performed well at home this season, recently lost to the Pistons, Magic and Suns with a winning rate of less than 50% in a row. Next, they will play 8 away games in 11 games. How to regroup and find the winning pace will be the key to the team’s ranking.
“We need to find a way to win the game. We will do it,” said Jordan Poole.
