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Steve Kerr’s response to Klay Thompson’s late-game error against the Los Angeles Clippers has left both fans and analysts feeling let down and alarmed.
With just 39 seconds left in the game, Thompson fouled Russell Westbrook, raising concerns as the Golden State Warriors battled to hold onto their advantage and ultimately sealing their fate in a 130-125 defeat.
Visibly agitated on the sidelines, Kerr conveyed shock at Thompson’s deliberate foul, highlighting that it was not part of the team’s plan at that crucial juncture. With little time remaining and down by three points, the Warriors wanted to play defense without drawing a foul in order to give themselves a chance to tie the game if they could get a stop and a rebound.

Golden State’s run of five straight wins came to an unsatisfactory end against the Clippers, as they gave up a dominating 15-point lead in the game.
Given that the Warriors’ prior outstanding defensive performances had led to their success in previous games, this defeat was especially upsetting. But the club is losing ground in the Western Conference standings as a result of growing defeats, which include multiple occasions in which big leads were blown. Kerr is concerned about this development.