SAN FRANCISCO – Stephen Curry can’t return soon enough to help the Warriors pull out of a most unlikely tailspin that nosedived Tuesday night.Playing a Chicago Bulls team with nothing to play for, the Warriors on Tuesday night often looked nothing like a team longing to reach the NBA playoffs.A 130-124 overtime loss that drops the Warriors below .500 for the first time since Dec. 20. What makes it particularly devastating is that it follows a loss on Monday in Utah against the Jazz, who also are amid a roster renovation.Two losses against teams fumbling about the NBA cellar almost certainly will prove costly.Seven Warriors scored in double figures, led by 17 points each from LJ Cryer, Kristaps Porziis, Gui Santos and Pat Spencer. Al Horford had 13 points, while Gary Payton II and Draymond Green tossed in 12.Porziis, Spencer, Cryer and Payton anchored a bench crew that piled up 65 points, outscoring Chicago’s reserves by 28. Kristaps Porzingis showing off the range pic.twitter.com/kvUFUF6DuZ — Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) March 11, 2026 Here are three observations from the second part of a back-to-back set against two teams...