Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry has revealed one of the biggest challenges the Dubs have faced throughout the coronavirus pandemic. According to the two-time NBA MVP, the lack of face-to-face interaction with his teammates has become problematic in terms of building proper chemistry.

“We're in a very unique situation, we're so new to each other,” the Warriors sharpshooter said, via Ali Thanawalla od NBC Sports. “So many new faces that this year was always about trying to get to know each other, the ‘bridge year,' trying to get back on top. Obviously, with injuries and all the rest, so that flowed right into this suspension where it's been hard, to be honest.”

The 6-foot-3 point guard then went on to say that strong bonds between teammates is something that can only be developed by spending hours together during practice. This is when personal relationships are built, and there's just no substitute to the same.

Curry also admitted that in his mind, as his side's leader he is partly to blame for the lack of communication within the team given the current situation.

“The thing that's been eye-opening to me is just how important those relationships are to what we do on the court,” Curry said. “It's not just about putting talent together. It's about that chemistry and whatnot. So honestly, I haven't been doing a great job of it and I hold myself to a high standard of leadership… Long answer to say, I'm working on it.”

We are indeed living in unprecedented times, and this has presented new challenges for Curry and the Warriors. This is unlike anything he has faced in the past, but as he said above, he is continuously trying to find ways to improve the situation.

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