The Golden State Warriors suffered a disappointing 123-117 defeat against the Sacramento Kings, relinquishing an 18-point lead in the process. This match marked the Warriors' fourth consecutive loss to the Kings in the regular season, showcasing their struggles against their California rivals. Despite leading at halftime, the Warriors faltered, with turnovers plaguing their performance. Steph Curry managed a double-double with 14 points and 12 assists, but Andrew Wiggins stood out with a team-high 25 points. The Kings capitalized on the Warriors' mistakes, scoring 27 points off 19 turnovers.

Coach Steve Kerr made strategic shifts in the lineup, notably benching Dennis Schröder, who struggled with five turnovers in limited minutes. The second quarter saw a promising performance from Gui Santos, who contributed significantly with 16 points. However, the Warriors' famed third-quarter dominance was absent, as they were outscored 37-20, marking a drastic collapse. The disarray on offense continues to be a significant issue, with players blaming their sloppy ball-handling for the team's current struggles.