--G Monta Ellis shot 10-for-26 in Friday's overtime loss at Chicago. Combined with his 7-for-20 effort in Wednesday's win over New Jersey, Ellis failed to hit 40 percent of his shots in consecutive games for just the second time all season. He shot 9-for-23 at Cleveland and 8-for-21 at Boston on Nov. 17-18.

--F Anthony Morrow took 15 shots in the game, 13 of which were from three-point range. He made just four. The attempts and misses were season-highs.

--F Corey Maggette led the Warriors in rebounding with 10, giving him 19 in the last two games. His season-high of 11 came Nov. 17 at Cleveland.

--G Stephen Curry failed to score in double-figures for the first time this month, missing all three of his three-point shots during a six-point effort. It was the first time all season he's failed to make a 3 when attempting at least three of them in a game.

MEDICAL WATCH:

--F Brandan Wright (torn labrum) underwent surgery Oct. 9. His recovery time is estimated to be six months, so there's a good chance he won't play at all in 2009-10.

--C Ronny Turiaf (sore left knee) is traveling with the Warriors this week and might return to action before the end of the five-game venture. He has missed the last six games.

--C Andris Biedrins (strained groin and abdominal muscles) hasn't played since Nov. 7. He was evaluated Nov. 30 and told he could miss up to another three weeks. That said, he is with the team on its eight-day journey, so it's possible he could play before Monday's trip finale.

--F Kelenna Azubuike (torn patella tendon) had surgery and will miss the rest of the season.

--G Raja Bell (torn wrist ligament) had surgery Dec. 3. His left arm will be in a cast for six weeks and it's expected he will miss another six weeks on top of that. That schedule could have him ready to play by March, which means the Warriors might be able to use his expiring contract in a deal before the trade deadline in February.

--G Speedy Claxton (knee) is unlikely to play this season.