Golden State Warriors: Stephen Curry Reveals 1 Reason Dubs Are Still Major Threat to Rest of NBA

The 2023-24 NBA regular season is ending soon, but the Golden State Warriors remain standing on shaky ground.

They have yet to assure themselves of even a Play-in Tournament spot, but their 113-92 win in Florida on Tuesday against the Miami Heat gave the Dubs a much-needed lift.

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Stephen Curry Sounds Off on Why Golden State Warriors are Still A Huge Threat Despite Record

 

The Warriors improved to 37-34 after the win against the Heat and also bettered their road slate to 19-15.

Golden State’s overall performance on the road this season and their ability to steal wins when outside of their home signifies why the Warriors will always be a threat, especially when it comes to the playoffs.

Here’s what Stephen Curry said when asked after for his thoughts about the success the Warriors are having in enemy territories in the 2023-24 NBA regular season.

“That’s why we think we’re still a good team that can beat anybody because pur defense can travel, you know, we’ve had good performances even at home.

We’ve had big leads on good teams, but have let it slip.

You are what your record is, that’s what the line is, but we do feel like we’ve kind of underachieved on that front.

And that there’s still belief that you can get out, that you can establish the identity that you need to have to be a team that can win four games against anybody in the Western Conference in a playoff series.

Until we don’t have that opportunity anymore, we’re gonna still believe it.”

Mar 26, 2024; Miami, Florida, USA; Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) and guard Chris Paul (3) talk during the fourth quarter agains the Miami Heat at Kaseya Center.
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The big question for the Warriors, though, is whether Curry and company will be able to make it to the postseason.

The Houston Rockets are on a roll and the Lakers are also winning, leaving Golden State with almost no space for error.