Steve Kerr’s Honest Statement on Warriors’ 51-Point Blowout Loss to Grizzlies

The Golden State Warriors suffered one of their worst losses ever against the Grizzlies

Dec 15, 2024; San Francisco, California, USA; Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr yells during the third quarter against the Dallas Mavericks at Chase Center. Mandatory Credit: Darren Yamashita-Imagn Images / Darren Yamashita-Imagn Images

After trading for Dennis Schroder, the Golden State Warriors entered Thursday night's game against the Memphis Grizzlies with a plethora of hype and anticipation. What resulted at the end of the night was quite honestly the worst possible outcome and one that no fan saw coming.

The Warriors were absolutely decimated by the Grizzlies on Thursday night, losing by 51 points. It was a moment that was one of their worst losses in franchise history.

Grizzlies beat the Warriors by 51 points 🤯 pic.twitter.com/ZQnvGYEsp4

— ESPN (@espn) December 20, 2024

After the game, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr called the experience a humbling one. He even admitted that the team is reeling right now.

“It was just a humbling night all around. They took it to us. They were great," Kerr said.

Steve Kerr called tonight “humbling.” He gives all the credit to Memphis and how good the Grizz were defensively. He said they denied Steph on everything and said the Warriors are “reeling.” But he says he knows this team will “bounce back and we’re gonna regroup.”

— Ohm Youngmisuk (@NotoriousOHM) December 20, 2024

Despite getting humbled, Kerr still has high hopes for his Warriors squad and knows that they're going to bounce back.

“I know we’re going to bounce back, I’m not concerned about that," Kerr said. "But we’ve got a lot to work to do to execute and learn how to execute under pressure and take care of the ball and get good shots.”

Steve Kerr called the Warriors’ 51-point loss to Memphis “humbling.”

“I know we’re going to bounce back, I’m not concerned about that. But we’ve got a lot to work to do to execute and learn how to execute under pressure and take care of the ball and get good shots.”

— Danny Emerman (@DannyEmerman) December 20, 2024

It looked like the Warriors may have found their groove after a statement win against the Minnesota Timberwolves this month, but the team has fallen into a three-game losing streak yet again. It doesn't get any easier either, as they have the Timberwolves waiting for them again on Saturday night.

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