It has been a hectic last 48 hours for the Warriors, between a disastrous loss to the Toronto Raptors on Monday and some unexpected comments from the organization’s pillars, to Wednesday’s barely eked-out win over the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry issued a direct message to the front office, emphasizing the dangers of making hasty trades that could harm the franchise’s long-term success. The Golden State Warriors are navigating a challenging stretch in the NBA season.

The Warriors (19-20) fell below .500 for the first time this season with a 104-101 loss to the Raptors on Monday. The team's star doesn't want the franchise to panic.

Steve Kerr wants it to be known that the Warriors are still battling this season despite their recent stretch of adversity.

As such, the lack of All-Star-level talent, especially in their prime, has become a glaring hole in the Warriors' roster construction. Right now, they have young and developing players who could become stars and two aging veterans hoping to continue challenging during the twilight of their careers.

The 2024-25 Golden State Warriors are not a serious championship contender. That is the message, and acknowledgment coming from Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Steve Kerr.

MINNEAPOLIS — Draymond Green missed his third straight game on Wednesday after getting ruled out with an illness and a back injury, with the former being more significant than the latter.

All of the excitement and goodwill from the Warriors' hot start to the season has long since faded, and calls for the franchise to make a trade have been growing louder. During a recent interview with Yahoo Sports,