The Golden State Warriors are soul searching after another embarrassing defeat at home, this time to the Miami Heat two days after a 30-point pounding from the Sacramento Kings.

Stephen Curry recently broke down how the Warriors tried and failed to appease their veterans while developing their youth.

For multiple years, the Golden State Warriors have been attempting to navigate two contention timelines. Their approach was to usher in a new period of dominance while Stephen Curry's and Draymond Green's impact began to fade.

On the heels of an 18-point loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday, Stephen Curry called the Golden State Warriors a "very average" team -- and by the numbers he's correct. The

Thursday's 139-point night against Philadelphia was a refreshing reminder of what was, and what was supposed to be, for this Warriors team.

Stephen Curry had 30 points and made all eight of his 3-point attempts, and the Golden State Warriors beat the Philadelphia 76ers 139-105.

Sacramento Kings dominate Golden State Warriors with Monk and Sabonis leading the charge, despite Fox's absence.

Curry, when asked how the offense can get better: "I honestly have no idea." When asked if this is the low point of the season: "Yeah."

Bam Adebayo had 19 points, nine rebounds and five assists with two timely dunks down the stretch, and the Miami Heat snapped a three-game losing streak by beating the Golden State Warriors 114-98.

Warriors guard Steph Curry had a noticeable hole in one column of his box score during Golden State's 114-98 loss to the Miami Heat on Tuesday night.