Warriors search for answers after ‘embarrassing’ loss to Pacers

INDIANAPOLIS — After watching his Warriors sleepwalk through a 126-106 loss Thursday night to the Pacers, Steve Kerr unleashed a verbal tirade on his players. The message clear: With three regular-season games left, Golden State must begin playing with playoff-level intensity. Kerr then stepped out of the visitors' locker room, walked down a hallway in the bowels of Bankers Life Fieldhouse and, his words slow and measured, reiterated his concerns to assembled media. In a 45-second span, he pinpointed "caring in general" as his team's main problem, noted that it's tough to win an NBA game "if you don't put forth any effort at all," and called Thursday's performance "embarrassing" and "pathetic.