Success can’t last forever. The Golden State Warriors are finding that out the hard way this season.

On Wednesday, the Warriors suffered a sixth loss in their last eight games. It was their second-straight blowout loss, and the fourth-consecutive loss in which they’ve given up 130 points or more.

Steve Kerr says Warriors have lost their spirit

Maybe the Warriors just need Draymond Green back from suspension, but head coach Steve Kerr isn’t feeling optimistic about the team in general. Following the 141-105 loss to the New Orleans Pelicans, Kerr gave a concerning quote.

Losing all of that would make it hard for any team to compete. Kerr doesn’t seem to have many answers right now, and fans are growing impatient given the standard of success the franchise has set for itself.

“When we’re fragile like we are right now, I don’t think that screaming and yelling at them is going to help. I’m trying to keep their confidence up, but at some point that may have to change. We can’t keep going this way… We have to find some fight, we may have to resort to some different tactics.”

Getting Green back should certainly help with some of the defensive communication that Kerr has alluded to, but it may not be enough for a team that appears to be out of sync.