The Golden State Warriors fell to their 10th defeat of the season on Wednesday, Nov. 26. Steve Kerr's team lost to the Houston Rockets, 104-100, dropping them back to .500 on the season and ensuring they continue to struggle in terms of generating any momentum.

Despite a lopsided 131-116 Game 5 loss to the Houston Rockets on Wednesday at Toyota Center, there’s no reason for the Warriors to panic. At least that’s what wing Jimmy Butler shared after the Rockets forced a Game 6 set for Friday night at Chase Center.

Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler refused to take blame for receiving a $15,000 fine from the league for inappropriate celebrating. Instead, he pinned it on coach Erik Spoelstra. "It's Spo's fault," Butler said after Saturday's practice at FTX Arena.

The Warriors aren't in a good spot right now and opposing opinions from Steve Kerr and Jimmy Butler reveal a lot about the state of the locker room.After Golden State's loss to Portland, which saw

Even after agreeing to a new deal this summer, Jonathan Kuminga appears unsettled with his situation at the Golden State Warriors. Kuminga was widely expected to move on from Golden State this offseason,