The Warriors suffered a heavy defeat against the Grizzlies today. They have lost by 51 points on the road. Today, the Warriors' offense was completely limited by the Grizzlies. Including the Warriors' star Curry, who did not score in the athletic battle today, Curry played 24 minutes and shot 0-of-7 from beyond the three-point line and only scored 2 points.

Not only did Curry perform poorly, but Schroder's debut with the Warriors today was also extremely bad, scoring only 5 points on 2-of-12 shooting in the game. Among the starters, Green did not score a point, and Looney only scored 2 points, and the Grizzlies can be said to have suppressed the Warriors in all aspects on the defensive end, and the Warriors players struggled to score. The Warriors shot just 35% overall in this game.

We can clearly feel that the Grizzlies put a lot of pressure on Curry on the defensive end, constantly giving Curry to the front, making Curry's physical strength gradually deplete in frequent confrontations, so that it may be difficult for him to shoot when he gets a good opportunity. As he gets older, Curry's finishing rate does decrease when he bursts to the basket. So Kerr should change his style of play and stop using the kind of tactics that cover Curry, which has been completely understood by opponents.

When you look closely at the Warriors' offense in this game, you will see that it is the simple offense that works. The Warriors' standout performance today was undoubtedly Wiggins, who was unaffected by the opposing defense, scoring 19 points on 6-of-11 shooting from beyond the three-point line. Because Wiggins can match the opponent in terms of talent, and even if the opponent is tightly defensive, Wiggins can rely on his talent to force shots and march to mid-range shots. This game is a contest of physical talent. Wiggins is not afraid of this intensity.

Therefore, many fans believe that Curry should give up some of the ball to Wiggins next, let Wiggins play some simple offense in the half-court offense, increase Wiggins' role in the half-court offense, and improve his tactical position. In fact, Wiggins is the Warriors' veritable second-in-command. Neither Podemski nor Kuminga have the consistency of Wiggins, who has taken the game very seriously this season, so Kerr should adjust his offensive strategy for the rest of the game. Let Wiggins have the same ball-handling treatment as Curry. Only in this way can the Warriors win more games in the next games, I wonder what the fans think?