Warriors coach Steve Kerr couldn't believe how Golden State's 99-98 loss to the Phoenix Suns ended on Thursday.

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This one slipped away, and the Warriors knew it the moment it ended. Golden State had chances all night against Phoenix, chances to put the game away, chances to breathe late.

Jordan Goodwin hit a free throw with 0.4 seconds left to give the Phoenix Suns a 99-98 comeback win over the Golden State Warriors before a sellout crowd of 17,071 at Mortgage Matchup Center on Thursday, Dec. 18. Goodwin was fouled by Warriors' guard Moses Moody after grabbing an offensive rebound off a missed Dillon Brooks 3-pointer.

The NBA has stood by the referees' decision to call a foul on Moses Moody that led to the Golden State Warriors' loss to the Phoenix Suns.

The Phoenix Suns nearly blew a 14-point, second-half lead in their 99-98 win on Dec. 18 over the Golden State Warriors.

Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors reacts on the bench during the first half of the NBA game at Mortgage Matchup Center on Dec. 18, 2025, in Phoenix. As the Golden State Warriors continue to struggle through the 2025-26 season, a host on the team’s flagship radio station somehow believes Steph Curry is a big reason why.

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“If you’re gonna be a good team, you’re able to overcome all of that,” Curry said, after shooting 3-for-14 from the field. “We’re obviously not a good team right now because of what our record says and the fact that we found ourselves in these kind of positions.”