The Rockets pushed the Warriors down the standings and proved themselves to be the second-best team in the West with this statement win.

On Sunday night, the Golden State Warriors lost to the Houston Rockets, falling 106-96. Golden State was led by 20 points from a red-hot Buddy Hield, but it was not enough to dispatch Houston.

Bob Fitzgerald believes the Warriors will get an unfair whistle in the playoffs because teams like the Lakers get better calls.

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The Golden State Warriors set out to keep climbing the Western Conference standings as they welcome the Houston Warriors to the Chase Center for a big Sunday matchup of playoff-bound teams.

Golden State Warriors star Jimmy Butler narrowly threaded the needle between expressing what Dubs fans have said about Steph Curry for his entire career and avoiding a fine from the NBA.

Golden State Warrior star Draymond Green got under the skin of the Houston Rockets on Sunday night, earning himself a flagrant foul in the third quarter. Catch

After Draymond Green picked up a foul just before the halftime buzzer sounded on Sunday, Udoka and Warriors star Stephen Curry exchanged words as they left the floor. The Rockets led 51-50 through two quarters and ultimately ended up earning their win in the second half, while Curry finished with a mere three points on 1-of-10 shooting.