The hero 24+10+12 has become the first player in the team history. A historical data suggests that the Warriors will be eliminated

In the fierce competition in the NBA playoffs, Warriors core player Stephen Curry once again showed his extraordinary strength, scoring 24 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists in a single game, becoming the first player in the Warriors' history to achieve this achievement in the playoffs. However, despite Curry's stunning performance, a historical stat implies that the Warriors may be out early this season's playoffs. This phenomenon has triggered widespread discussion among fans and the media. How will the fate of the Warriors develop?

Curry's triple-double performance is undoubtedly the biggest highlight of this game. As the soul of the Warriors, Curry played a crucial role in both offense and defense. His 24 points not only come from the accurate projection from the outside, but also include breakthrough points at critical moments. Ten rebounds showed his enthusiasm in rebounding, while 12 assists proved his outstanding vision and passing ability as the core of the team's organization. This comprehensive performance made Curry the first player in the Warriors' history to achieve "24+10+12" in the playoffs, further consolidating his legendary position in the team's history.

However, despite Curry's personal performance, the Warriors failed to win the game. What is even more worrying is that a historical data shows that in the history of the NBA playoffs, when a team's core player scored a triple-double in the playoffs but the team lost, the probability of the team finally advancing is only about 30%. This data seems to cast a shadow on the Warriors' playoff prospects.

From the perspective of the game process, the problem with the Warriors is not just Curry's performance. There were obvious loopholes on the team’s defensive end, especially in defensive rotation and rebound protection at critical moments. The opponents have used the Warriors' defensive mistakes to score easily, and the Warriors are also at a disadvantage in the rebounding competition. In addition, except for Curry, other players' offensive efficiency is not ideal, especially the lack of stability in outside shooting, which leads to the team relying too much on Curry's personal abilities on the offensive end.

Judging from historical data, the current dilemma of the Warriors is not an isolated case. In past playoffs, many teams have ended up losing out due to over-reliance on core players. For example, although the Cavaliers in 2018 had the super performance of LeBron James, the team's overall strength ultimately led to their defeat to the Warriors in the finals. Similar examples include the Cavaliers in 2007 and the Sixers in 2001, which have failed to go further due to insufficient lineup depth.

For the Warriors, how to solve this dilemma has become the most pressing problem at the moment. First, the team needs to improve the offensive efficiency of other players, especially core players such as Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins need to provide more support on the offensive end. Secondly, improvements on the defensive end are crucial, and the Warriors need to strengthen rebound protection and defensive rotation to avoid giving their opponents too many opportunities to score easily. Finally, the tactical adjustment of the coaching staff will also play a key role. How to better utilize Curry's restraint to create opportunities for other players is an important factor in whether the Warriors can turn the situation around.

From the perspective of fans, Curry's performance is undoubtedly exciting, but the overall performance of the team is worrying. Many fans expressed pessimism about the Warriors' prospects on social media, believing that the team's current lineup configuration is difficult to go further in the intense playoffs. However, some fans are optimistic, believing that the Warriors have rich playoff experience and that as long as they can adjust in time, they still have a chance to reverse the situation.

From media analysis, the Warriors' risk of elimination does exist, but it is not hopeless. Many experts pointed out that the Warriors' core lineup is still very competitive, especially the tacit understanding and experience of the "big three" of Curry, Thompson and Green is incomparable to other teams. In addition, Warriors coach Steve Cole is known for his flexible tactical adjustment ability, and it is entirely possible that he will find a way to crack opponents’ defenses in the next game.

In any case, the Warriors' playoff journey is still full of suspense. Curry's historical performance is certainly amazing, but basketball is ultimately a team sport, and it is difficult to go further with the strength of one person alone. The Warriors need to show stronger teamwork and tactical execution in the next game in order to break the curse of historical data and continue to attack the championship.

For the Warriors' management, the playoff performance this season will also have an important impact on future lineup adjustments. If the team is eventually eliminated early, management may need to further strengthen the roster during the offseason, especially in the depth of the inside and bench. After all, in the highly competitive West, it may be difficult to remain competitive in the coming years by relying solely on existing lineup configurations.

In general, Curry's 24+10+12 triple-double performance is excellent, but the hints of historical data and the problems currently exposed by the team make the Warriors' playoff prospects full of uncertainty. The next game will be a real test of the Warriors' overall strength, and fans will also pay close attention to whether the team can break the curse and continue to write their legend