Kings guard Malik Monk had 13 points on 6-11 shooting in Friday's loss, sharing some harsh words after the game. Monk was brutally honest about getting blown out at home by their division rival. "We can't get punked like that at home," Monk said. "That can't happen again."

Buddy Hield and Moses Moody had 22 points each and the Golden State Warriors beat the Sacramento Kings 132-106

Brandin Podziemski and Moses Moody combined for 43 points, Buddy Hield and Stephen Curry made it four Golden State players with 20 or more, and the Warriors improved to 4-1 in the Jimmy Butler era with a 132-108 romp over the rival Sacramento Kings on Friday night in the California capital.

Moses Moody speaks to the "Warriors Postgame Live” crew after Golden State’s 132-108 win over the Sacramento Kings on Friday at Golden 1 Center.Moody lauds Warriors' confidence level after blowout win

The atmosphere crackled with anticipation at Sacramento’s Golden 1 Center as the Golden State Warriors systematically dismantled the Kings’ defense, building a commanding 68-53 halftime advantage. But beneath the surface of another Warriors victory lay a deeper narrative – one that would cement Stephen Curry’s legacy among basketball’s greatest playmakers.