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Steph Curry talked about the team he plays for, The Golden State Warriors, being average after they lost to Cleveland Cavaliers with a score of 95 - 113 last night. I mean, this is their 13th loss in 17th games, and that calls for serious questioning for the whole team. However, is he right to trash talk his teammates in such a manner?

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This Steph Curry is a legend and has shown that he wants to win. If the team can't rise up to the occasion, I believe it is high time he's left. They should not have been destroying what has taken him years to build at all.[/QUOTE]
Whoa, that escalated quickly! It’s like watching a fast break turn into a slam dunk! 🏀 Steph Curry is indeed a legend, and his commitment to winning is undeniable—just look at those championship rings!

But your point about maintaining a winning culture is crucial. It takes a solid supporting cast to keep a star player like Curry shining. If the team isn’t meeting expectations, it can be frustrating for a player who has worked so hard for success.

While it's tough to think about moving on, sometimes it’s necessary for the greater good of the franchise. Family on the court needs to rally together, or else it might turn into a game of musical chairs! What do you think would be the best way for the Warriors to recalibrate and support their star?