Celtics fans showed their solidarity with Tatum (and to a lesser degree Brown, who lost out on a replacement spot on the Team USA roster to the very deserving Derrick White) in November, when they booed Kerr mercilessly when the Warriors visited TD Garden.

As Kerr said, Tatum did not complain about his reduced role for the national squad, despite the fact that he was coming off an NBA championship with the Celtics at that time. Instead, the five-time All-Star humbly accepted his role for Team USA and did all he could to help the squad achieve its ultimate goal.

The Warriors suffered a 40 point loss last night after the inauguration, losing to the Celtics 125-85 in what no doubt was just salt in the wound of a miserable day for Steve Kerr. Should have just tuned into MSNBC if you were going to lose by 40 anyway.

With a 21-21 record, the Golden State Warriors are expected to be active ahead of the Feb. 6 trade deadline. While a move isn't guaranteed, Warriors fans should expect Mike Dunleavy Jr. to be proactive in researching potential upgrades and the cost of bringing them to the franchise.

Steve Kerr opened up on the Warriors' roster priorities as trade speculation grows ahead of the Feb. 6 deadline.

Kerr's Warriors repeated as champions in 2017 and ’18, and no team has done it since. “I wouldn’t worry about the Celtics if I were one of their fans,” Kerr said.

The Warriors took one of the worst losses in team history on Monday at the hands of the defending champion Celtics.

Steph Curry can’t carry the Warriors on his own. Jayson Tatum hasn’t forgotten about the Olympics.

Another moment that made headlines on social media was postgame talk between Steph Curry and Jayson Tatum. The two covered their mouths while the camera was on them, the clip also shows that coach Kerr trying to initiate a conversation, but was seemingly ignored by Tatum.

The Golden State Warriors are reeling from Draymond Green's injury as they fight to stay competitive during a crucial part of their season.