Steph Curry clowned for Warriors’ blowout loss to Thunder
It’s tough being Stephen Curry on social media, right now. Last year, the Golden State Warriors were on a mission to do only what two teams have done, since the 1950s. That was to win three straight championships. Given how controversial the 2016 Finals were, some would say they already did. However, in real life, that wasn’t the case.
The Golden State Warriors, of the past two seasons, have come down from that superhuman high. No longer do they win 67-73 games. Instead they win 57-58 games a season. Losing Kevin Durant to free agency and Klay Thompson to injury has some doubt of even making the playoffs.
Today, the Golden State Warriors played the Oklahoma City Thunder, their former rivals. With their stars traded, Chris Paul has been brought in, but the rest of the roster is filled with role players. In the eyes of most, this would be an easy Warriors win, instead of the blowout loss it was.
Steph Curry is officially the man leading the team and Twitter is letting it be known, clowning him and his Warriors for not even being able to beat the Thunder. The fans are saying Curry can’t do it without Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson, making him not the same caliber of star as Kobe Bryant and LeBron James.
Steph Curry clowned for Warriors’ blowout loss to Thunder
