The month of March hasn’t been kind to the Golden State Warriors. After tonight’s game against the Miami Heat, they have a March record of 6-7, including losses to the Chicago Bulls and the San Antonio Spurs — two winnable games where letting go of the rope massively cost them.
The difficulties on offense have been well documented. The downstream consequence of inconsistent offensive support behind Steph Curry has seen him struggling to capture his pre-All-Star-Break rhythm, with the load that he has been carrying on offense getting monumentally bigger. It’s especially apparent on nights where nobody else has it going.