The Golden State Warriors have not had the best of starts this season. Four games in, and they are currently at .500.
Stephen Curry is very much aware of how they have performed so far, and even jokingly acknowledged it by comparing the Warriors' record, which then stood at 1-2, to his golf standing with former president Barrack Obama, with whom he has a 2-1 record against.
Curry on golfing with Obama yesterday: "We’re 2-1 now. We have a much better record than the Warriors."
— Mark Medina (@MarkG_Medina) October 23, 2017
Curry and the Warriors lost a squeaker in their season opener versus the Houston Rockets, but bounced back against the New Orleans Pelicans last Friday, before the now-infamous meltdown the two former MVPs had against Memphis, redeeming themselves in their latest contest against the Dallas Mavericks. One of the reasons for their slow start is their defense, as they allowed 117.7 points game before regaining their teeth in Dallas.
The good news for the Warriors is they still have 78 games left on their schedule. Being an experienced and veteran team also helps their cause, as they have a deep understanding of what it takes to be successful. One solid game could be all that it takes to get them back on track.
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