In another key game of the 2025/26 NBA regular season, the Golden State Warriors, despite contributions from Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Jonathan Cuminga, ultimately lost 109-114 to the Indiana Pacers on the road, suffering their second consecutive defeat.

Stephen Curry scored 24 points and had two assists for the Golden State Warriors in this game, Jimmy Butler scored 20 points and had 7 assists, and Jonathan Cuminga contributed 17 points and two assists.

In an interview, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said, "It feels like we just threw away two games. If we had been more focused, hit our rhythm, and played the way we should have, we should have won both of those games."

“We have to find ways to become sharper and better. There will always be tough days in the season, but this one shouldn’t be one of them.”

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry said, "This is a game we have to reflect on. I made the game too difficult. We couldn't organize, our offense was terrible, and we lacked energy. When the team gets opportunities, we have to play better in crucial moments like this to give ourselves breathing room and not let a few isolated shots decide the outcome of the game."

"It's frustrating that we haven't been able to maintain our momentum and form. I know we can get back, and the season is still long. Everyone is talking about how tough the schedule is, but we really deserved to win those two games and hopefully we can play more solidly at the start of the season. Hopefully, this will reignite our passion and get us back on track, and help us find ways to win during this difficult stretch."