As such, rumours have swirled like a barrage of buzzing bees that seem to suggets the Warriors are willing to be aggressive in retooling the roster. Insider reporting indicates that Golden State has multiple first-round picks and valuable assets that could be used to take the team to the next level.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nba/warriors/onsi as Warriors Offense Has Growing Problem Steph Curry Can't Fix. The Golden State Warriors have a lot of issues, but their lack of offensive firepower aside from Stephen Curry stands out the most.

The only reason this brand of mediocre basketball isn’t resulting in a truly lost season is that the Western Conference has decided to be terrible at the bottom. The bar for the final play-in spot is 10-16. But the Warriors have become irrelevant. The Warriors are 14-15, stumbling over a bar that is lying on the floor.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry hit 12 3-pointers and scored 48 points during Sunday night’s 136-131 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers. It marked the fifth time in Curry’s career that he has hit at least 12 3s in a game.

This has not been the start that Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors expected. If not for an injury suffered by the superstar guard during last season’s playoffs, the veteran-filled team looked like a serious NBA Finals contender.

The Warriors dipped below .500 on Sunday, and Steve Kerr didn’t point fingers. He pointed at himself. After a 136-131 loss in Portland dropped Golden State to 13-14, Kerr said plainly that he hasn’t been good enough.

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Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry continued to fully embrace his sneaker free agency in Sunday's 136-131 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers.