Breaking news: Stephen Curry ruled out before the Warriors’ matchup against the Clippers due to injury.
The regular season is coming to a conclusion. To complete their schedule of 82 games, all 30 clubs will play on Sunday. The LA Clippers and Golden State Warriors will also be the center of attention. ESPN has chosen to broadcast the crucial match between the two Western Conference teams in order to decide the playoff seeding. Despite the Warriors’ victory over the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday night, head coach Steve Kerr isn’t hesitant to acknowledge that the team has been playing poorly lately. “We need to improve our ball-passing. We need to improve our distance. We must establish a rhythm. A few weeks ago, I believe, we were in a better place,” Kerr remarked.
Golden State has demonstrated that they can play at a contending level ever since they acquired Jimmy Butler around the trade deadline, but recently they have faltered a little. The Warriors can, however, either secure their postseason spot on Sunday or make a run in the Play-In Tournament. Before the Clippers game, Stephen Curry sends a message. Stephen Curry was blunt ahead of the Warriors’ game against the Clippers, which will be watched by a large crowd. “I don’t want to be too dramatic — it should be like a Game 7 kind of vibe,” Curry stated.
The team’s leader, Curry, along with Butler and Draymond Green, will set the tone for what seems to be a game Golden State must win. The team will want to make every effort to avoid the Play-In Tournament and advance directly to the playoffs.
