The Warriors are back in action Monday when they host the San Antonio Spurs.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A strong start from the Warriors Sunday night turned into yet another frustrating road loss. This time, it was to the Kings who beat Golden State 122-115 in Sacramento.
The Warriors, who have given up 30 or more points in a quarter in 12 of their first 13 games, had a chance to win it down the stretch. A Klay Thompson 3-pointer gave them a lead, but the Kings dominated the battle of the boards, outrebounding the Warriors 15-8 in the fourth that utlimately was the difference.
Kings center Domantas Sabonis led the home team with 26 points, 22 rebounds and eight assists to keep the Warriors winless on the road.
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