Dennis Schröder's first game with the Golden State Warriors was a tough one. He scored his first points with a mid-range shot, but the team was already down 8-0. By the end of the first quarter, Schröder had missed all his shots, and the Warriors were behind by 22 points against the Memphis Grizzlies. The game got even worse, with the Warriors losing by 31 at halftime.

Schröder's night was tough. He missed nine shots in a row before making another basket. His coach, Steve Kerr, said it's hard to join a new team midseason. Schröder ended the game with just five points, his second-lowest score this season. He also had four turnovers.

The Warriors as a team had a bad night. Their star player, Stephen Curry, only scored two points. The team has been struggling, losing nine out of their last 11 games. The Grizzlies did a great job stopping Curry, and the Warriors' defense has been poor, letting up many points.

Andrew Wiggins was the Warriors' best scorer with 19 points, but it wasn't enough. The Grizzlies won easily, 144-93. The Warriors need to fix their problems to have a chance this season. Schröder's debut was just one small part of their bigger issues.

Schröder's Warriors Debut: A Bumpy Start Amid Bigger Issues

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