Kings 114, Warriors 106. 8-13.

Mark Jackson is finding some of the reasons (excuses?) to not play Curry that Keith Smart found.

Warriors 119, Jazz 101. 8-12.

Derrick Favors isn’t skilled enough to ever be a true impact player.

Warriors 93, Kings 90. 7-12.

510 > 916.

Thunder 120, Warriors 109. 6-12.

By the time he’s done Kevin Durant is going to be the best scorer—being able to score from everywhere all the time—ever.

Warriors 101, Blazers 93. 6-11.

The Warriors might have the best bench in the league.

Grizzlies 91, Warriors 90. 5-11.

That collapse was almost enjoyable to watch it was so ridiculous.

The Warriors have been having some, umm, issues at the end of games. The only set Coach Jackson and the team seem comfortable running is “let Monta try and create a shot for himself.” This hasn’t been going well. When Monta has been on the floor during the last 5 minutes of games that are within 5 points, the Warriors have an offensive rating of 99.1 and a defensive rating of 123.5, meaning essentially that they are getting blown out in crunch time when Monta is playing. Here’s an around-the-league comparison of how other teams play in crunch time with their main guy on the floor. Usual small sample size caveats apply, although not in John Wall’s case b/c I don’t care how few games or minutes we are looking at, that is a simply transcendent number. It’s also surprising to see how the Heat are playing in those situations. Or is it?

Joe Johnson: Ortg = 102.6, Drtg = 89.3
Paul Pierce: Ortg = 88.2, Drtg = 128.4
Derrick Rose: Ortg = 136. 1, Drtg = 93.1
Dirk Nowitzki: Ortg = 108, Drtg = 120.7
Kevin Martin: Ortg = 84.9, Drtg = 88.5
Danny Granger: Ortg = 119, Drtg = 86.2
Chris Paul: Ortg = 84.9, Drtg = 55.4
Kobe Bryant: Ortg = 105.9, Drtg = 83.6
Dwyane Wade: Ortg = Ortg = 88.7, Drtg = 107.7
LeBron James: Ortg = 89.4, Drtg =106.6
Kevin Love: Ortg = 114.6, Drtg = 120.9
Deron Williams: Ortg = 107.3, Drtg = 107.3
Carmelo Anthony: Ortg = 106.5, Drtg = 92.3
Kevin Durant: Ortg = 129.6, Drtg = 93.9
Dwight Howard: Ortg = 148.8, Drtg = 83.8
Andre Iguodala: Ortg = 124.7, Drtg = 104.5
Steve Nash: Ortg = 75.4, Drtg = 109.7
LaMarcus Aldridge: Ortg = 91.6, Drtg = 99.5
Tyreke Evans: Ortg = 99, Drtg = 68.6
Tim Duncan: Ortg = 114.7, Drtg = 72.6
Andrea Bargnani: Ortg = 111.9, Drtg = 105.5
John Wall: Ortg 42.4, Drtg = 162.4

Pacers 94, Warriors 91. 5-10.

Larry Legend has put together a pretty nice little team out there in Indiana.

Nets 107, Warriors 100. 5-9.

Kris Humphries’ agent is petioning the league to see if his client can play every game of this season, his contract year, against the Warriors.

Warriors 105, Cavliers 95. 5-8

First consecutive victory on the road since November 2010.