SAN FRANCISCO – Coming off a last-second loss to the Houston Rockets in Steph Curry’s return, the Warriors were supposed to have a stroll in the park playing their little brothers from up north.So much for that leisurely stroll. The Warriors led by as many as 16 points but trailed for the majority of the fourth quarter before pulling out a 110-105 win against the Sacramento Kings at Chase Center.Curry in his second game back from runner’s knee played 25 minutes and scored 17 points on 5-of-12 shooting. He was one of three Warriors to make four 3-pointers. Steph ties it up late pic.twitter.com/5CeeFiRDf7 — Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) April 8, 2026 A standout that deserves mentioning is journeyman Charles Bassey, who is on third 10-day contract this season for his second team. Bassey in his first game with the Warriors two days ago had five points, four rebounds and two blocked shots. He was even better Tuesday night, putting up a 14-point, 12-rebound double-double. Turnovers, as they always seem to be, were a detriment to the Warriors. The Warriors lost the turnover battle 17 to 15, giving the Kings 22 free points. Their next...