Following a disappointing 132-108 loss to the Golden State Warriors, interim Kings coach Doug Christie addressed his team, expressing his dissatisfaction with their performance.

The Warriors dominated the game, leading by as much as 29 points and showcasing impressive shooting statistics, including 53.8% from the field and 46.5% from three-point range.

In the loss, the Kings committed a season-high 24 turnovers, which allowed the Warriors to score 38 points off those mistakes, a critical issue that Christie highlighted.

During the meeting, Christie emphasized the need for teamwork, stating that individual happiness must take a backseat to the team's collective success.

Malik Monk echoed Christie's sentiments, stressing that the team cannot afford to be embarrassed at home again, urging for a more disciplined approach.

Christie held a focused meeting with his starters, addressing critical issues such as ball security and the importance of effective communication among players.

Describing the team's performance as 'unacceptable,' Christie called for urgency and physicality, insisting that they must treat the basketball with care.

Currently, the Kings hold the No. 10 seed in the Western Conference with a 28-28 record, just 1.5 games ahead of the Phoenix Suns for the final play-in tournament spot.

Since Christie's initial success with an 11-2 record, the Kings have struggled, managing only a 5-8 record, raising concerns about their consistency after trading away star De'Aaron Fox.

The Kings are adjusting to a new roster following the trade of Fox, which has contributed to their offensive struggles and turnover issues, ranking 28th in the NBA for turnovers in their first seven games without him.

Upcoming games against the Charlotte Hornets and Utah Jazz present crucial opportunities for the Kings to turn their performance around.

Christie concluded the meeting by emphasizing the necessity for players to want to win more than anything else, stating, 'We have to want to win more than we want to breathe.'