Warriors News: Stephen Curry Says GSW 'Can Still Be Better' Despite Win Streak

The Golden State Warriors extended their season-best win streak to 10 games with a 115-111 victory over the Boston Celtics on Saturday night, but the players still expect more.

Stephen Curry broke down the team's expectations going forward after the game Saturday.

"It hasn't been perfect, and we know we can still be better," the guard said, per Nick Friedell of ESPN. "We've talked about putting a run together for a while now, and we're right in the middle of a really good one. You want to create good vibes, especially with the All-Star break coming up, and continue to build momentum the second half of the season."

The recent streak was certainly needed with the Warriors struggling in the first couple of months compared to expectations. The squad began the year just 12-7 and seemingly failed to break out of a funk while hostility in the locker room also raised questions about the team.

However, the team has been dominant as of late with 10 straight wins putting it back in first place in the Western Conference.

Seven of the wins during this streak have come on the road, including over the Denver Nuggets and Boston Celtics, two top contenders going forward.

The Warriors are averaging 128.6 points per game during this stretch, the most in a 10-game winning streak since the Lakers in 1984-85 with Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, per the Elias Sports Bureau.

It's clear the squad is hitting its stride, which makes Curry's words even scarier for opposing teams. If the team can still play better, the rest of the league won't have much of a chance to stop it.

Golden State remains the overwhelming favorite in the latest odds to win the title, listed at -190 by OddsShark ($190 bet wins $100). With DeMarcus Cousins now fitting into a rotation that has already won three of the last four championships, fans could expect more of the same this postseason.