OKLAHOMA CITY — Late Tuesday night, Steve Kerr shuffled into a makeshift press room inside Paycom Center and acknowledged the obvious: Right now, Golden State isn’t very good. The Warriors had just absorbed a 24-point loss to Oklahoma City, a loss that could have been a lot worse had both teams not pulled their starters with the Thunder up by 30 in the third quarter.
“We’re not playing well,” Kerr said. “And we haven’t been playing well since the second week of the season. So it doesn’t feel right.”
