"Steph to the lakers jan 31st gon b crazy": Fans buzz as Steph Curry smacks chair in anger amid Warriors' woes

Steph Curry’s frustration was evident during the Golden State Warriors’ 114-98 loss to the Miami Heat at the Chase Center on Tuesday. In a key moment during the game, with 7:41 remaining in the second quarter, Curry walked back to the bench looking visibly dejected after coach Steve Kerr called a timeout.

The four-time NBA champion’s irritation boiled over as the Warriors struggled, falling behind by double digits in the first half. Curry, clearly upset, smacked a chair in frustration as he sat down during the timeout.

The moment quickly went viral on social media, sparking buzz and prompting fans to share their unfiltered reactions.

"steph to the lakers jan 31st gon b crazy man," a fan commented.

"His team sucks and they are wasting his years," another fan commented.

"NBA career is closing," a fan wrote.

"don’t worry “Vuc” is gonna save him," wrote another fan.

"He’s missing rotations on defense this loss is on everybody how did we get out played by a team that just played a double overtime game last night, sad," a fan said.

"Only stars to trade for is Ingram and butler they better do it Steph not wasting time," said another fan.

Steve Kerr on Steph Curry

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr addressed Steph Curry's current mindset following the superstar point guard’s visible frustration during the game against the Miami Heat. After the game, Kerr emphasized that the team’s lack of competitiveness is taking a toll on Curry.

"He is struggling with the emotion of (the team) not being competitive right now," Kerr said.

Warriors insider Anthony Slater shared a video of Steph Curry appearing visibly exasperated as his team struggled repeatedly to mount a comeback against the Heat.

Despite the loss, Curry delivered a strong performance against the Heat, finishing with 31 points in 33 minutes. He shot 11 of 22 from the field, including an impressive 8 of 17 from beyond the arc. Curry also contributed seven rebounds, one steal and two blocks.