There are no automatic wins in the NBA. The Warriors have learned that lesson plenty of times in the past, and did again the hard way Monday night.Playing a tanking team this late in the season should be a win. The Utah Jazz had lost eight of their previous nine games, including a seven-game losing streak. They were without multiple top players and then sat Keyonte George the entire fourth quarter. Yet the Warriors still found a way to lose, 119-116, against the Jazz on Monday at Delta Center. Former Santa Cruz Warriors wing Blake Hinson hit a three with 29.2 seconds left to give the Jazz a three-point lead.  BLAKE, FOR THE LEAD!!! pic.twitter.com/5FaVCYFkKP — Utah Jazz (@utahjazz) March 10, 2026 De’Anthony Melton led the Warriors with 22 points in a game where they had eight players reach double figures. But nobody in the starting five had a positive plus/minus.  De'Anthony Melton gets the hoop and the harm pic.twitter.com/AAbyUivWvI — Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) March 10, 2026 Seth Curry played his first game for the Warriors since Dec. 4 and scored 13 points off the bench in 12...