The questions increase as the Warriors lose a lot in the Christmas Day game for the Bucks

Warriors coach Steve Kerr entered the season’s opening trip warning fans and the media not to pay too much attention to Golden State’s appearance against Brooklyn and Milwaukee.

This is a club that, after a nine-month hiatus of games, must acclimatise point guard Stephen Curry to a new supporting squad, establish an offensive identity and reshape his defense – all with All-Star guard Klay Thompson out. the season with a broken Achilles tendon and Draymond Green temporarily marginalized by a problem with his right foot. But, three days after being busted at the opening by the Nets, the Warriors seemed overwhelmed by a 138-99 loss to Bucks on Christmas Day at the Fiserv Forum.

The small sample size was sufficient to moderate the expectations of a group trying to exorcise the memory of the worst record of the last season. The James Wiseman center – the second choice in last month’s NBA draft – impressed after losing all three preseason games after a positive coronavirus test, but Golden State appears to have many shortcomings to keep up with the best teams.

A 24-9 run put the Warriors in a 23-point hole at the end of the third quarter, and they ended up on the wrong side of the NBA’s most uneven Christmas game since 1960.