The Warriors rebounded from an “embarrassing” Thunder loss, with Jimmy Butler calling it humbling and Curry erupting for 46 points.

Golden State Warriors veterans Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green's post-game comments appeared to point at Jonathan Kuminga.

With Steph Curry out, one Warriors rookie stepped up, drawing massive praise from teammate Jimmy Butler and coach Steve Kerr.

The Golden State Warriors fell in blowout fashion, 126-102, to the league-leading Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night, their fifth loss in their last seven games. And afterward, two of their star players, Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler, called for the team to get introspective about what matters.

Draymond Green pointed out where he thinks the Warriors are falling short in their pursuit of another title, a view that Jimmy Butler later echoed. The Golden State Warriors have yet to live up to the high expectations placed on them at the start of this NBA season.

The Golden State Warriors will reportedly be without their top two players when they face the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday night.

Stephen Curry exploded for 46 points against the Spurs in a Warriors win and shot down the worries that others had around Golden State.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Whether they were staring down the Warriors-branded microphone in front of the postgame podium, or looking into space in front of their visiting team’s locker at Paycom Arena, the Warriors veterans were united in their message following the team’s galling 126-102 loss in Oklahoma City.