The Warriors displayed ups and downs during the preseason. Impressive performances, but flaws still remain. How will the 2025 season unfold?<\/p>\n
The Warriors wrapped up their preseason with a 3-2 record, as Dub Nation got glimpses of hope and worry heading into another difficult season in the West. Stephen Curry<\/a> did his part as he always does, while Jonathan Kuminga<\/a> showed elements of star potential on the offensive end, offering real reasons for optimism. Yet, defensive lapses and inconsistency reminded everyone that there is still work to be done ahead of opening night.<\/p>\n As he does every year, Curry was the workhorse for the Warriors during the preseason. At 37 years old, he proved that age is just a number by controlling fourth quarters, putting up solid 20-point performances, and showing his rhythm from deep with an elite 45% accuracy<\/a> from beyond the arc. Curry appeared in four of the Warriors’ preseason games, winning three and only falling short in the final matchup against the Clippers. He now enters his 17th NBA season<\/a>, looking fit, sharp and more than ready for opening night.<\/p>\nUps and Downs from the Warriors Preseason<\/h2>\n
The Ups<\/h3>\n
Steph May Still Be The Face Of The League<\/h4>\n