Stephen Curry bluntly addresses the Golden State Warriors' significant flaws after a 129-99 defeat by the Kings. He highlights the team's lack of resilience and failure to overcome major deficits, contrasting this season's struggles with past successes.

The Golden State Warriors are not a title contender, but if they are active ahead of the Feb. 6 NBA trade deadline, that could change.

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.

Stephen Curry openly stated after the loss against Sacramento that the Warriors are "not built" to overcome significant deficits.

The Golden State Warriors suffered one of their worst losses of this 2024-25 season at Chase Center on Sunday, as the Sacramento Kings blew them out 129-99. The Warriors never really threatened to mount a comeback in the second half and Stephen Curry admitted postgame that they are not built to come back from big deficits.

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.