The Golden State Warriors lost another game they should've won on Tuesday night. It was the second straight defeat since Stephen Curry has been out due to a foot injury. After the Orlando Magic beat the Warriors 94-90, an angry Draymond Green spoke with the media to talk about his team's problems.

“I think we're playing soft,” Green opened up with the media. “We're playing stupid. We're just not playing good basketball and we're getting punked.”

The last two matchups ended with foul calls down the stretch that put their opponents in a position to win the game. Although these plays were crucial and had a huge impact on the outcome of the game, it's not the reason the Warriors lost both contests.

“To execute it requires a certain level of physicality,” Draymond Green told ClutchPoints. “No disrespect to Orlando Magic, but that's one of the worst teams in the league. We can't match that with them. So if you can't match that with them, you're definitely not going to do it against a great team.”

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*Enter the Warriors’ Multiverse*

In late March, teams start preparing for the postseason. A week ago, the Warriors were doing the same. They were talking about competing for a championship. Then Stephen Curry went down, and things instantly changed for them.

This is the Warriors' third straight loss, and every game matters at this point of the season. The Dubs have 10 games left to fix their latest issues while trying to hold on to the third seed in the Western Conference. They are back in action on Wednesday night against a very tough Miami Heat team.