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A horrendous effort in the first half puts the Warriors in an insurmountable deficit, and they lose their 4th game of the homestand to Toronto, 133-118. Steve Kerr experimented with putting Jonathan Kuminga and Andrew Wiggins in the starting lineup together, and the Warriors immediately found themselves in a hole. In a game in which they never led at home and trailed by as much as 27 points, there are yet again more questions than answers with this team. The Warriors (17-19) will face the New Orleans Pelicans (22-15) on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. Pacific.

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The Warriors (17-18) played their 28th clutch game of the year and scraped by the Detroit Pistons (3-32) as Stephen Curry caught fire in the 4th quarter to put the game away. A win is a win regardless, but this one didn't come without a price, as Chris Paul left the game in the 3rd quarter and would be diagnosed with a fractured left hand after the game. The Warriors will look to move forward without their backup point guard, as they'll have a day to prepare for the Raptors, who come into town on Sunday.

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In a season where the Golden State Warriors have suffered numerous brutal collapses, this may have been their worst one of all. After outscoring the defending champions 44-24 in the 3rd quarter, the Warriors worked themselves up to an 18 point lead with 6:51 remaining in the 4th. However, the Nuggets would close the game on a 25-4 run, which ended with a turnover by Stephen Curry and 39-foot heave from Nikola Jokic to win the game at the buzzer. The Warriors drop to 16-18 on the season and will face the Detroit Pistons tomorrow night on a back-to-back.

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The Warriors (16-17) began 2024 with a 121-115 win over the Orlando Magic (19-14) at Chase Center. For the first time all season, all five starters finished in double figures, and the Dubs finished +6 in the turnover battle. Stephen Curry led the way with 36 points on 12-20 shooting, while Jonathan Kuminga added 19 along with 6 rebounds and 2 blocks. The Warriors face the Denver Nuggets next on Thursday. Denver has come out on top in both meetings this season.

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The Warriors struggle mightily on the defensive end and lose their third straight game since their previous five game win streak. Despite strong offensive outings from Stephen Curry (25 points, 6-15 3pt), Chris Paul (24 points, 6-9 3pt), and a career high from rookie Trayce Jackson-Davis (17 points, 8-11 FG), the Warriors had no answer for Luka Doncic (39 points, 14-29 FG) and his supporting cast. The Warriors fall to 15-17 and will begin the new year against the Orlando Magic on Tuesday.

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On a night in which the Warriors faced a depleted Miami Heat roster, they were outplayed, outcoached, and outworked, as they fall 114-102. Tyler Herro led the way for Miami and finished with 26 points on 10-18 shooting, while Bam Adebayo and Jaime Jaquez Jr. added 17 points each. The Warriors fall to 15-16 and will look to bounce back on Saturday when they host the Dallas Mavericks.

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The Warriors fall short on Christmas Day in the house of the defending champs. Nuggets 120, Warriors 114. Andrew Wiggins led the Dubs in scoring off the bench with 22 points, but the Warriors were unable to keep the Nuggets off the foul line in the second half, and it ultimately snapped their 5-game win streak.

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The Warriors get back above .500 with their fifth straight win, thanks to another well-rounded effort. Six different players scored in double figures, with Klay Thompson (28 pts, 11-16 FG) and Stephen Curry (27 pts, 11-18 FG) leading the way. Brandin Podziemski (15 pts, 11 reb, 7 ast) recorded his sixth 10/5/5 game, the most among all rookies. Up next, the Warriors travel to Denver for a Christmas Day matchup against the NBA's defending champions.

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The Warriors win their fourth straight in Jordan Poole's return to Chase Center and the youngsters continue to shine in Draymond's absence. A double-double from Trayce Jackson-Davis, 22 points from Jonathan Kuminga (9-11 FG), and 10 assists for Chris Paul were among the many highlights in the Warriors' 129-118 win over the Wizards.

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In a season already packed with heartbreaking Warriors losses, they turned the tide on a Tuesday night as they rally from down 17 to defeat the Eastern Conference leading Boston Celtics (20-6) by a score of 132-126. After Brandin Podziemski was injured late in the first half, Jonathan Kuminga and Trayce Jackson-Davis answered the call. The Warriors just committed 10 turnovers as a team and the Splash Brothers hit big shots down the stretch as they've done many times throughout their career.

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