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Stephen Curry played six minutes before departing with right abdominal soreness, and Golden State’s best fourth-quarter pushes could not withstand Houston’s answers in a 115-108 loss.
Keenan Allen gives San Francisco another veteran option, but his 2026 production and the cost of the deal point to insurance rather than a grand offensive makeover.
The Warriors beat New Orleans 138-87 at Chase Center, with 37 assists revealing an offense built to spread responsibility beyond Stephen Curry.
San Francisco’s ground game built the early cushion, while five second-half takeaways made the 38-17 win over Las Vegas decisive.
Green played 34 minutes and created 13 baskets, but the Warriors needed overtime to beat Orlando 126-119 because 19 turnovers and 24 offensive rebounds kept handing the Magic extra chances.
Hughes’ third-period goal pushed Minnesota ahead 3-1 before the Wild finished a 4-1 win, limiting the encouragement from San Jose’s improved response.
Draymond Green scored 2 points but delivered 11 assists as Golden State’s 120-100 win over Miami featured 36 assists and 53 points from the reserves.
San Jose’s two power-play goals offered brief relief in a 7-2 loss. The Kings built their margin with four even-strength finishes and three goals on advantages.
San Francisco brought back Robert Beal Jr. for a practice-squad evaluation, while DeForest Buckner cost draft capital because his value was already established.
Stephen Curry’s 18-point third quarter reopened Golden State’s path, while Charles Bassey and a parade of late free throws supplied the less glamorous margin in a 116-113 win over Phoenix.
Two goals in the opening 17 minutes gave San Jose the margin it needed, but Juan Manuel Sanabria’s 23rd-minute header turned a promising start into more than an hour of careful work.
Stephen Curry scored 31, but De’Anthony Melton and Georges Niang turned a 25-point deficit into a halftime tie before Golden State beat the Lakers 112-95 at Chase Center.
Yaroslav Askarov kept Vancouver’s two-goal lead within reach, then Will Smith and Mason Marchment produced three goals in 2:50 for San Jose’s 3-2 comeback.
Yaxel Lendeborg scored 26 points and committed seven turnovers, but his late rebounding and two crucial trips to the foul line helped Golden State hold off Minnesota 119-114.
Yaroslav Askarov stopped 38 of Buffalo’s 39 shots against him, but San Jose’s 2-0 loss exposed a defensive workload the Sharks’ offense could not balance.
Yaxel Lendeborg missed seven of eight 3-pointers but still scored 31 points through interior finishing, free throws, rebounding and passing in Golden State’s 134-114 win at Denver.