OAKLAND — In the wake of the team’s worst home loss in the five-year Steve Kerr era, the Warriors gathered Wednesday to discuss what ails them and clear the air.
When you lose 128-95 to a team that had lost five of its previous six games, it can’t all be chalked up to the absence of Klay Thompson and Shaun Livingston.
Kerr said his team didn’t compete, and he got no argument from Draymond Green.
“I don’t think we came out with the right intensity, the competitive spirit we need to play with,” Green said. ‘We compete, nobody can beat us.