The Golden State Warriors needed to win on Wednesday night against the Sacramento Kings in order to avoid having a losing record. It seemed like Golden State was in the driver's seat with an 18-point lead,

The Kings trapped the ball out of Steph Curry’s hands all night — often at halfcourt — and he responded by dishing a season-high 12 assists. Andrew Wiggins poured in 25 and Gui Santos (16 points) provided a major lift off the bench. But DeMar DeRozan (32 points, 24 in the second half) was too much for the short-handed Warriors to overcome.

Warriors guard Steph Curry talks to the media following Golden State's 125-85 loss to the Boston Celtics on Monday at Chase CenterCurry cites Warriors' need for stability after loss vs. Celtics origin

The Golden State Warriors have found their bread and butter as they have built the most successful dynasty of the decade: Building around superstar point guard Steph Curry. Curry has had an insane amount of success in a Warriors uniform ever since they drafted him seventh overall in 2009.

The Golden State Warriors may be faced with an impossible decision in the near future concerning two legendary players.

Sharing the court with four-time NBA champion and two-time MVP Stephen Curry has required plenty of selflessness and an overall focus on winning, which can be especially difficult for a young player.

Injuries are a thing for all NBA teams, including the Golden State Warriors. After a 40-point loss to the Boston Celtics, Warriors guard Stephen Curry wasn't happy in the slightest. However, he wasn't the only one who wasn't pleased.

Stephen Curry isn't happy with how the Warriors lose spirit and competitiveness when their offense is struggling.