Stephen Curry makes a promise to Warriors fans that the franchise will continue its disastrous run of form

When the Warriors played at home against a strong Pacers team, they just couldn’t seem to get it going. Surprisingly, it was the three points that let them down.

The Warriors shot 12-for-38 from distance and made just 31.8% of their shots from distance. Combine that with the disappointing 15-21 record at the free throw line and it’s a huge L.

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Stephen Curry continues to fight

Stephen Curry has been pretty bad in recent games. In his last five games, Curry scored fewer than 20 points three times and even had a game where he only scored two points.

And last night, Curry’s problems continued as he only managed 10 points, five rebounds and seven assists. He shot very poorly, 2-13 from the field and 2-9 from the three-point line.

It wasn’t a strong performance from one of the greatest players of all time. And even he is aware of this as he spoke after the game and gave his honest opinion on the matter.

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Curry gives Warriors fans his word

Stephen Curry spoke to the press after the Warriors’ loss. He noted that the team simply needs to get better. And more importantly, he needs to get better. That’s exactly what he promised after the game.

“We have to be able to last 48 minutes… I have to play better. And I will. We just have to keep our confidence in what we’re doing.”

Curry and the Warriors started the season brilliantly. At times they were at the top of the Western Conference. But their decline has been quite drastic in recent weeks.

The Warriors’ next game is on Christmas Day when they take on the Los Angeles Lakers at home. Both teams are coming off big losses and are looking to turn things around with a big win.

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