Photos: Golden State Warriors season is over after 118-94 play-in tournament loss to Sacramento Kings

Steph Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson didn’t even get a chance to spend what might be their final moments in the same uniform on the court.

In a blowout play-in loss to the Kings, the dynastic trio checked out together with 2:13 left in a game that was already decided. The three legends are used to playing deep into May and June. Instead, their season ended on April 16.

Golden State ended the regular season as one of the league’s hottest teams, with a 22-11 second-half record. The Warriors won two more games than they did a year prior, making important progress in some key areas. But it was only enough for 10th best in a loaded Western Conference that has caught up to them.

Thompson missed all 10 of his shots, going scoreless in 32 minutes. He also lost his handle on a drive against Keon Ellis, clanked a wide-open 3 in transition and struggled defensively. Thompson had never attempted as many shots without hitting a single one in his 13-year career.

“This is life,” head coach Steve Kerr said. “This is how it works. You don’t get to stay on top forever.”

— Danny Emermen