Steve Kerr was very unhappy with the Warriors' performance, which was poor from the start

2025-03-19 14:01

Steve Kerr was very unhappy with the Warriors' performance, which was poor from the start

The Denver Nuggets defeated the Golden State Warriors 114-105 on the road, ending the Warriors' seven-game winning streak. Nuggets star Aaron Gordon scored a season-high 38 points to help the team win a crucial victory without core player Nikola Jokic.

After the game, Warriors coach Steve Kerr was extremely dissatisfied with the team's performance. He said bluntly: "We played very poorly from the beginning and never found the rhythm, while the opponent performed very well."
"The winning team is the right team. We deserve nothing. We played so badly."

Despite Stephen Curry's 20 points and Jimmy Butler III's 23, the Warriors were unable to recover. The loss means they have lost just two of their last 14 games, but still sit in sixth place in the Western Conference, the final direct playoff spot.

The Nuggets continue to rank fourth in the Western Conference, closely following the top three.



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