The Golden State Warriors are soul searching after another embarrassing defeat at home, this time to the Miami Heat two days after a 30-point pounding from the Sacramento Kings.

Curry, when asked how the offense can get better: "I honestly have no idea." When asked if the season has hit a low point: "Yeah."

Stephen Curry recently broke down how the Warriors tried and failed to appease their veterans while developing their youth.

Steph Curry finished the loss with 26 points, seven rebounds and one steal while shooting 8/12 from the field and 4/8 from the three-point range in 30 minutes. After the game, he made an honest comment when he met with the media.

The Golden State Warriors endured one of their worst quarters in recent memory on Sunday against the Sacramento Kings. Following the game, Stephen Curry delivered a bold message to his teammates, underscoring the need for a stronger collective effort.

The Warriors moved down to 10th place in the Western Conference with 18-18 record after losing 15 of their last 21 games. They only have a half-game lead over the Kings, who improved to 18-19 on the strength of a 5-1 turnaround with interim coach Doug Christie, who replaced Mike Brown.

After the Kings blew out the Warriors, Curry had quite a blunt statement. Sacramento jumped on them early, and they didn't have the weapons or capability of bouncing back.

Sacramento Kings dominate Golden State Warriors with Monk and Sabonis leading the charge, despite Fox's absence.

In case it wasn’t clear just how frustrated the Warriors were after Tuesday’s 114-98 loss to the Heat, head coach Steve Kerr spelled it out after an otherwise innocuous question. Amid the questions of how this was the latest example of the Dubs’ struggles this season — after a 12-3 start,

Following their loss to the Heat on Tuesday night, Steve Kerr had an honest reaction to his team's recent struggles. Kerr said he believes the Warriors are currently suffering fro