A soft twofer to recalibrate Golden State’s spirit was on the menu this past weekend, but the Warriors refused to take advantage. They notched a shameful win Friday against Detroit, then, on Sunday, with their pride again on the line, they were dismantled and overwhelmed on their home floor by Toronto. The Raptors are, if not quite as miserable as the Pistons, hardly world-beaters. That they followed these sad performances by lying down Wednesday night and accepting an all-time thrashing by the New Orleans Pelicans — a formidable group, at least on paper — to the point that the Chase Center crowd booed their team shouldn’t obscure the new reality that even the dregs of the league are routinely having their way with the Warriors.
The Warriors' rot starts at the top with Steve Kerr
