The Golden State Warriors went into Wednesday's matchup against the Oklahoma City Thunder on a two-game losing streak. Despite starting the season 12-5, the Warriors could not be too confident against the 13-4 Thunder,

Waters now had to say goodbye to the state of Oklahoma, where he'd lived since he moved from Colorado at the age of 4. But he was excited more than anything. In a state that's known for its sunny weather, 3s rain down often in Golden State. It's the perfect fit for Waters, who's eager to learn from Stephen Curry and company.

This followed a 104-94 loss against the San Antonio Spurs on November 24, when Victory Wembanyama tallied 25 points, eight assists and seven rebounds to inspire the Spurs to their ninth win of the campaign and deny the Warriors a third win on the trot.