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"Yeah, I don’t know" - Steph Curry seemingly disappointed at playing only 37 minutes against Kings in NBA Playoffs Game 1

Steph Curry was disappointed with the outcome of Saturday night's playoff game, where the Golden State Warriors lost to the Sacramento Kings 126-123. The Warriors had the opportunity to win, but coaching decisions seemingly got in the way. Curry subtly expressed his frustrations during a post-game conference on Saturday.

Opening up about his substitution pattern in Game 1, Steph Curry said he was not entirely sure why the coaching staff decided to bench him for 11 minutes. The two-time MVP was aware that he needed to take a breather, but it seemed like he was benched for too long.

"I don't know man," he said. "I mean you got to play 37 then 11 minutes on the bench. Just trying to find the right time to get a little breather. I know I'm not playing 48, but, yeah, I don't know."
Steph loves when @anthonyVslater asks about his sub pattern 😂 https://t.co/0Sa49yB55B

Can Steph Curry and the Warriors bounce back from their Game 1 loss?

Golden State Warriors v Sacramento Kings
Golden State Warriors v Sacramento Kings

The Golden State Warriors' loss to the Sacramento Kings on Saturday was disappointing. It's clear that both teams are capable of winning the series and it's still anybody's ball game at this point. Steph Curry shot efficiently, however, he was benched during the crucial moments of the game. This is likely one of the reasons why Golden State ended up losing.

Coach Steve Kerr believes that the Warriors can tie the series in Game 2. The squad will study the game tape and work on aspects of the game they lacked in Game 1. Another factor Kerr might want to consider is giving Curry more playing time. While the rest of the Golden State roster is expected to step up, it's undeniable that the team still needs Steph to command the floor.

After missing out on the playoffs for 17 years, the Kings showed just how hungry they are in Game 1. The Golden State Warriors need to keep up with Sacramento's energy if they want to win the series.

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