Golden State Warriors blow an 11-point fourth-quarter lead to the depleted Indiana Pacers in a devastating 114-109 loss that exposes troubling patterns. With Tyrese Halliburton, Benedict Mathurin, and Andrew Nemhard all sidelined, the Pacers had no business winning this game—yet careless execution from Steph Curry and Draymond Green down the stretch handed them the victory. Charlie Walter and Matt Kolsky break down how this loss mirrors a multi-year trend of dropping winnable games that ultimately cost playoff seeding.