Warriors coach Steve Kerr made some drastic changes to Golden State's starting lineup for Tuesday's game against the San Antonio Spurs.

With lineup changes needed, the Warriors and Stephen Curry got back on track with a necessary 125-120 win over Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs.

Golden State Warriors suffered a blowout 102-126 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. The defeat leaves Steve Kerr's team with a 1-6 record on the road over the first 12 games of the new campaign, and is raising questions over the potential for the franchise to contend for a championship this season.

The Denver Nuggets could be facing a decimated Golden State Warriors squad for their NBA Cup matchup on the horizon. According to the Warriors' latest injury report, star forward Jimmy Butler is dealing with a lower back injury that puts him as questionable leading up to tip-off.

Ryan Rollins didn't stay quiet after dropping a career-high in a win against Steph Curry, Draymond Green, and his former Warriors team.

In the final frame, Moses Moody helped close the Suns out with an impressive fourth quarter. Moody tallied 10 points with a pair of made 3-pointers off the bench. Behind Moody, Brandin Podziemski and Steph Curry, the Warriors were able to shut the door on the Suns' late comeback attempt and secure the win, 118-107.