Shocking Stephen Curry Stats Proves that the Warriors Are The Worst Team In The NBA Without Him
It’s no secret that Stephen Curry is the most important player on the roster for the Golden State Warriors. It is a known fact that Dubs struggle a lot when they are not on the court.
Thankfully for them, the GOAT shooter recently recovered from an 11-game injury layoff, and he is now making up for a lost time.
If you need further proof of how integral Curry is to the Warriors, feast your eyes on this statistic: Golden State ranks first in the NBA in offensive efficiency (118.2) whenever Steph plays.
However, when he was out, the Dubs dropped to No. 30 with a 105.7 offensive rating. Talk about the shocking disparity. He is dead last in the league.
Curry returned on Tuesday after missing nearly a month with a shoulder injury. Unfortunately, even his return could not help the Warriors avoid defeat against an extremely shorthanded Phoenix Suns side.
Curry looked rusty for the most part, going 8-of-22 from the field and 5-of-15 from a distance for 24 points, one rebound, three assists, and one steal in 30 minutes of action.
Steph will look to return on Friday when the Warriors take on the 13-29 San Antonio Spurs. It will also be a special occasion, with Spurs fans setting an all-time single-game attendance record with 63,595 tickets sold for the contest.
Curry bought a suit for the game, which will be held at the iconic Alamodome, the Spurs’ former stadium. This would be the perfect place for Stephen Curry to come out with one of his trademark explosions.
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