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The deterioration of the main players, the accident of Draymond Green, and the rotation of the squad overlap," adding, "These problems are coming under tremendous pressure from superstar Stephen Curry," and "Coach Steve Kerr also said at an official press conference that Curry's burden is unfair."

The media reported, "Stephen Curry is struggling at this point. Over the last 15 games, Curry's success rate of 3-pointers has been less than 36 percent, and he has scored several single-digit goals. In the game against Toronto, he threw nine 3-pointers and failed to make any of them."

In fact, Curry's success rate of three-point shots has fallen sharply since the match against Portland on December 24 last year. In the end, he was humiliated for failing to make a single three-point shot against Toronto on the 8th.

The score is also fluctuating with 27→18→13→25→36→30→26→9 from the match against Portland on December 24. If the success rate of 3-point shots falls below 30%, the team's defeat will follow without fail as it scores less than 20 points.

It is not a matter of Curry's skill, which is considered the best three-point shooter of all time, but a problem of Golden State's system.

CBS Sports said, "This may sound crazy, but Golden State has never relied on Curry's greatness." It doesn't mean that Curry is not an ace or has no dependence, but that he ran the team with a tightly-organized system that maximizes Ace Gravity around Curry. Curry has displayed his strengths, strength, and creativity in this system.

The media outlet said, "Coach Steve Kerr is conscious of the sharp increase in the burden Curry has to bear mentally and physically in the Golden State at this point." It is due to various factors, mainly due to the opponent's ruthless concentration check, fatigue, and heavy leadership due to Greene's deviation."

In an interview after the recent game, Kerr said, "Curry is a unique player. After the play, play is very important. We couldn't deploy that combination (because of the team squad's limitations), and it was frustrating for Curry."

It is a matter of organicity centered on Curry of the Golden State. He is a player who moves according to the sophisticated patterns of the system and team, and can use gaps in the opponent team's defense as a genius. He constantly moves, and cracks small cracks in the opponent team's defense with fast shooting timing and accurate three points. This is what "play after play" means.

Draymond Green, Klay Thompson, and Andre Iguodala have been the core of this role. It was the same when Kevin Durant was there. At the time, Durant said, "I wish there were more autonomous options," but there was no major adjustment.

The Golden State's unique system is in disarray, and Curry's hard carry seems to have reached its limit. This means that Curry's burden as a franchise star is unfair. How can the Golden State adjust its disarray system.