Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler each went for 30 points on Sunday night against the Atlanta Hawks, but the Warriors still lacked the firepower in a 124-111 loss to the Hawks at Chase Center.

The lack of a genuine and consistent third scorer was once again glaringly exposed, leaving the Warriors needing to make an imminent trade for Michael Porter Jr. after the weekend's rumors.

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The Golden State Warriors recorded their eighth win in the past 11 games on Friday night against the Sacramento Kings, with their bench, led by De’Anthony Melton and Al Horford, continuing to look like a major strength.

Plus, more on Michael Porter Jr. trade chatter after Draymond Green's podcast comments certainly caused a stir on social media.

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When will Jonathan Kuminga be traded, and who will the former seventh overall pick be moved for? Stevie Ray joins me on this episode to discuss the possible answers to those questions, including bringing up a range of trade targets and the latest specifically on Anthony Davis, Trey Murphy III and Michael Porter Jr.

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The Golden State Warriors responded from Friday's blowout loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder with a win over the Utah Jazz, having turned things around after Draymond Green's ejection late in the first-half.

Green's role on the team continues to be a talking point, and now even more so is the idea of moving the franchise legend in a blockbuster trade for 10x All-Star Anthony Davis.

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The Golden State Warriors have bounced back from Sunday's disastrous loss to the Toronto Raptors, overcoming a slow start in Brooklyn to claim a 120-107 against the Nets at Barclays Center.

Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler did their thing with 48 combined points, but it was the Warrior bench that got the job done as Steve Kerr utilized 13 players on the second night of a back-to-back.

The Golden State Warriors led by seven with less than two minutes to play against the Toronto Raptors on Sunday, only to fall by 14 in a gut-wrenching overtime loss.

Turnovers again proved costly as the Warriors quite literally threw away another game, while Steve Kerr's rotations and the absence of Trayce Jackson-Davis also proved a big talking point from a 141-117 defeat that snaps a three-game winning streak.

The Golden State Warriors have recorded one of their more impressive wins of the season over the Orlando Magic, but it's been overshadowed by a fiery exchange between Draymond Green and Steve Kerr that saw the veteran forward head to the locker room and not return to the game.

While both Kerr and Green have both tried to downplay the incident, the bigger problem might be that the Warriors continue to look better without their defensive leader on the floor.

The Golden State Warriors snapped their three-game losing streak with a 119-116 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Saturday night, with rookie guard Will Richard making a statement in his return to the rotation.

Buddy Hield's removal from the rotation was a major talking point, and so too Draymond Green's ejection as the Warriors continue to canvas the trade market with further reports linking them to a trio of athletic big men.

The Golden State Warriors have had a few days off leading into Thursday's meeting with the Phoenix Suns, but that hasn't prevented more talking points around the team in regard to Steve Kerr's rotation comments and Joe Lacob's email leak.

How much should we read into what's been said, what does it mean for the rotation over the next month, and what about the possibility of a massive trade leading into the February deadline?

*I forgot to press publish on this episode at the same time it came out on YouTube, but still plenty of relevant discussion after Thursday's loss to the Suns.

Stephen Curry dropped 12 threes and 48 points in Portland on Sunday night, only for Golden State to still fall in a 136-131 defeat to the Trail Blazers.

So, who is to blame for the Warriors' latest disappointing defeat? The performances of veteran stars Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green are under the microscope, along with Steve Kerr's coaching as Golden State fall below .500 on the season.