Stephen Curry was back and Andrew Wiggins had a season-high 31 points, but it didn't matter as the Warriors sunk to a sixth-straight loss against the Thunder on Saturday night. What went right, what went wrong, and what needs to change in order to snap the growing losing streak?

William Coolidge of 'Dubs and Discourse' joins Peter to dissect the weekend's losses to the Cleveland Cavaliers and Minnesota Timberwolves, including the ongoing struggles of Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins. Plus, does Steve Kerr need to consider a change to his starting lineup, and way-to-early trade scenarios as the Warriors search for a secondary scorer behind Stephen Curry.

With 20 turnovers and just 41.1% shooting from the floor, the Warriors slumped to their second-straight loss and third in four games with a 118-110 loss to the Cavaliers at Chase Center.

The Warriors battled hard and had their opportunities in Denver before falling to a 108-105 loss. The Golden State bench stood up again minus Draymond Green and Gary Payton II, providing plenty of reason for optimism ahead of a six-game home-stand.

Griffin Gamble joins Peter again to discuss the Warriors win over the Pistons on Monday, their positives and negatives through the first eight games of the season, and how much we should care about the upcoming game against the Nuggets in Denver.

The Warriors shot just 35.8% from the field in Cleveland on Sunday, leading to their first road loss of the season. It wasn't all bad news though, with a couple of youngsters stepping up in the second-half ahead of the second night of a back-to-back in Detroit on Monday.

Klay Thompson's game-winning jumper gave the Warriors a 102-101 win over the Kings, lifting them to a 4-1 start to the season. Did the result paints over some cracks for Golden State? What to make of Steve Kerr's closing lineups and should a veteran big man have his minutes shaved in favor of a rookie?

Three-straight road victories has signified a strong start to the regular season for the Golden State Warriors. What's got them to a 3-1 record so far, and where do the improvements lie? Before that, a look at the James Harden trade and how the Clippers may shape up ahead of four regular season games against the Dubs.

Stephen Curry's four late threes turned a tricky situation in Houston into a comfortable Golden State victory. All the fallout from the 106-95 win including Draymond Green's return and Chris Paul's first career game off the bench.

Stephen Curry joins an exclusive group with his 41-point performance against the Kings. Dissecting that and every player's performance in Golden State's 122-114 win.