The Golden State Warriors are going through a bad moment in the season and Draymond Green admitted the bad phase of the team.
Green made a tough statement about the current champion following Friday’s practise. As a result, he believes the team is poor, especially after winning only one of six away games.
“At the moment, I think we are very fragile. When we begin to experience these things, we come to believe them. Once you start to believe them, it becomes who you are. The only way to break that barrier is to be mentally tough.” Green said.
The Warriors hit a drive away from home after beating the Boston Celtics. Since then, the performance of the team commanded by Steve Kerr has fallen.
Stephen Curry on the other hand, hewas injured during this time period. As Green mentioned, the team was affected without its star.
“When we look back on that win [against the Celtics], we feel like we can build momentum.” Green said.
“Now, it’s time to turn the page. We turn the page. However, we turned the wrong way, as opposed to the right way,” Green added.
There is no expected return for Curry. The superstar suffered a shoulder injury and according to reports.
The point guard is expected to be out for a few weeks. Also, Andrew Wiggins hasn’t been on the court in nine games. Lastly, Donte DiVincenzo and JaMychal Green are sick.
The Warriors are only ranked 11th in the Western Conference and the bad phase displeases Green.
After all, Golden State is coming off a 30+ point losing streak. The latest setbacks have been to the New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets. As a result, that’s just three wins in 19 games away from the Chase Center this season.
