Steph Curry is asking too much of himself by trying to will the Golden State Warriors out of the swamp, Monte Poole writes.

Curry's on-court body language in another blowout loss spoke volumes on what he thinks of Golden State's flawed roster.

Curry, when asked how the offense can get better: "I honestly have no idea." When asked if the season has hit a low point: "Yeah."

The Warriors moved down to 10th place in the Western Conference with 18-18 record after losing 15 of their last 21 games. They only have a half-game lead over the Kings, who improved to 18-19 on the strength of a 5-1 turnaround with interim coach Doug Christie, who replaced Mike Brown.

For the second consecutive game, the Warriors lost at home to a team that was without its best player, posting a 114-98 defeat to the Jimmy Butler-less Miami Heat on Tuesday. This comes just two days after an abysmal 30-point loss to the Sacramento Kings,

The Golden State Warriors are soul searching after another embarrassing defeat at home, this time to the Miami Heat two days after a 30-point pounding from the Sacramento Kings

As Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr was frustrated after the team lost to the Miami Heat, 114-98, add star Stephen Curry to the list as the team’s struggles were on full display on Tuesday night.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr didn’t mince his words when asked about the team’s lack of competitive fire and Stephen Curry appearing frustrated.

A second straight loss is concerning the Golden State Warriors fans about Steve Kerr's game plan, with Stephen Curry standing out as the face of the team. As an NBA player, to lose is something difficult to swallow.