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LOOKING TO RIGHT THE SHIPThe Warriors and Clippers find themselves in very similar situations heading into Thursday's clash at Chase Center. Despite their star power, both teams have gone through some rough patches, including a six-game losing streak in November for both franchises. The Warriors have won two of their last four games since that skid but are fresh off losing a game in which they led by as many as 24 points on Tuesday in Sacramento. The Clippers have won four of their last six games but also had a recent disappointing loss, losing to the Denver Nuggets without Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray, or Aaron Gordon on Monday. Los Angeles will face the Kings in Sacramento on Wednesday before coming to the Bay for Thursday's contest. 

Warriors vs. ClippersThursday, Nov. 30 | Tipoff: 7 p.m.WATCH: NBCSBA (local), NBATV (national)LISTEN: 95.7 The Game, Warriors Mobile App and Warriors Radio NetworkBUY TICKETS

LAST TIME OUTThe Warriors were outscored by 18 points in the second half in their narrow 124-123 loss to the Kings in Sacramento on Tuesday. The Dubs tied their season-high for points in a half with 72 points in the first half. However, they surrendered 20 free throw attempts in the third quarter and had two crucial turnovers in the game's final minute. Stephen Curry and Andrew Wiggins both scored 29 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, while Klay Thompson added 20 points with nine boards. » Full Game Recap

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Golden State Warriors Highlights vs. Sacramento Kings

PREVIOUS GAME STARTERSGSW: Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, Draymond Green and Kevon LooneyLAC: James Harden, Terrance Mann, Paul George, Kawhi Leonard and Ivica Zubac

INJURY & ROSTER NOTESGSW:&nbsp;TBD. Team NotesLAC: TBD. Team Notes

HONORING WARRIORS TRIOWith Thursday's game occurring on 11/30/23, coinciding with Klay Thompson, Stephen Curry and Draymond Green's jersey numbers, fans will receive a commemorative patch to honor the league's longest-tenured trio, courtesy of Avery Dennison. The Warriors have a regular season record of 397-140 (73.9 win percentage) and are 98-46 in the postseason (68.0 win percentage) when Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green are all in the lineup. The trio first played together in the 2012-13 season and have won four championships since. 

L.A. CLIPPERS SCOUTING REPORTAfter acquiring 10-time All-Star James Harden in late October, the Clippers surpassed the Warriors as the team with the most All-Star appearances among their active players, with 32 nods between Harden (10), Russell Westbrook (9), Paul George (8) and Kawhi Leonard (5). The Warriors have 31 All-Star selections between Chris Paul (12), Stephen Curry (9), Klay Thompson (5), Draymond Green (4) and Andrew Wiggins (1). 

The Clippers have been attempting to incorporate Harden into their system while figuring out the best lineup combinations and rotations to maximize their talent. Los Angeles has moved Westbrook to the second unit to stagger the minutes of two of their primary ball handlers. Harden is averaging 14.1 points per game and 6.2 assists per game in 11 games with the Clippers and the squad is 4-7 with him in the lineup. Their two frontcourt stars — Paul George (24.2 PPG) and Kawhi Leonard (21.1 PPG) — have played in every game this season and are averaging a combined 45.3 points per game.&nbsp;

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Game Preview: Warriors vs. Clippers - 11/30/23

Leading by as many as 24 points, the Warriors were outscored by 18 points in the second half, losing to the Kings 124-123 in Sacramento on Tuesday.

The Warriors committed two critical turnovers in the final minute and Malik Monk made them pay with the go-ahead bank shot. The Dubs committed 20 turnovers, which resulted in 26 points for the Kings.

Stephen Curry (29 points), Andrew Wiggins (29 points) and Klay Thompson (20 points) each eclipsed 20 points in the same game for the fifth time as teammates. Curry (10 rebounds) and Wiggins (10 rebounds) also recorded double-doubles with points and rebounds.

72 POINTS IN THE FIRST HALFThe Warriors tied the most points they've scored in a half this season with 72 points in the first half. They had six players hit a 3-pointer in the first quarter and led by as many as 24 points in the second quarter. Andrew Wiggins led the way with 18 points on 7-for-10 shooting, Klay Thompson added 17 points on 5-for-9 from the field, and Stephen Curry scored 16 points, including eight consecutive Warriors' points in the second quarter. The Dubs' other game with 72 points in a half also came during the In-Season Tournament, scoring 72 points in the second half against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Nov. 3.&nbsp;

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Stephen Curry drills the trey

GREEN MAKES IMMEDIATE IMPACT IN RETURNDraymond Green played his first game following a five-game suspension on Tuesday. He wasted no time making his presence felt with two first-quarter blocks, stopping a 3-on-1 fast break by himself and blocking a De'Aaron Fox 3-point attempt a few minutes later.&nbsp;

Heading into Tuesday's game, Green led the team in 3-point percentage, shooting 45.0 percent from behind the arc. Green continued his sharpshooting in the first half, hitting two of his first three attempts from the perimeter.&nbsp;

Green finished with eight points, six rebounds, three assists and two blocks in 33 minutes.

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Draymond Green with one of the day's best blocks

MOODY'S MONSTER FOURTH QUARTERMoses Moody scored 11 of the Warriors' first 12 points in the fourth quarter on a perfect 4-for-4 from the field. Moody hit three 3-pointers over that span and was the team's leading scorer off the bench (11 points).

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Moses Moody rattles the rim on the finish!

WARRIORS' INJURIESChris Paul exited late in the first quarter with lower left leg soreness and didn't return. Paul recorded two steals in less than five minutes of action and has played in every game for the Warriors this season.&nbsp;

Late in the third quarter, Gary Payton II limped to the locker room after suffering a right calf injury. He also would not return to the game after scoring seven points, grabbing five rebounds and tallying three stocks (2 steals, 1 block).

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Gary Payton II sends the shot away

WEST GROUP C RESULTSThe Warriors wrapped up the group stage of the NBA's In-Season Tournament with a 2-2 record. With their loss to the Kings, they are eliminated from the tournament and Sacramento (4-0) finished atop West Group C.

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Postgame Warriors Talks

UP NEXT&nbsp;The Warriors will host the Los Angeles Clippers at Chase Center on Thursday at 7 p.m. With the game occurring on 11/30/23, coinciding with Klay Thompson, Stephen Curry and Draymond Green's jersey numbers, fans will receive a commemorative patch to honor the league's longest-tenured trio.

With the Warriors eliminated from the In-Season Tournament, they will have two games next week, hosting the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday, Dec. 6 (7 p.m. PST) and traveling to Oklahoma City for a game against the Thunder on Friday, Dec. 8 (5 p.m. PST).&nbsp;

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Warriors Lose 24-Point Lead, Eliminated From In-Season Tournament by Kings

THIRD WARRIORS VS. KINGS MATCHUP HAS SIGNIFICANT IST IMPLICATIONSThe Warriors and Kings will meet for the third time this season in Sacramento on Tuesday. The Warriors won their previous two meetings, 122-114 behind Stephen Curry's 41 points on Oct. 27 and 102-101 on Klay Thompson's game-winning jumper on Nov. 1. Tuesday's game will have significant In-Season Tournament implications with the Dubs needing a win to give themselves a chance of advancing to the knockout stage. After serving a five-game suspension, defensive anchor Draymond Green is expected to be available in the Warriors lineup on Tuesday.

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Stephen Curry Scores 41 Points in Win Over Kings

Warriors vs. KingsTuesday, Nov. 28 | Tipoff: 7 p.m.WATCH: TNT (national)LISTEN: 95.7 The Game, Warriors Mobile App and Warriors Radio Network

LAST TIME OUTStephen Curry and Dario Saric combined for 10 made 3-pointers in the Warriors' 118-112 In-Season Tournament victory over the San Antonio Spurs at Chase Center on Friday. The win marked their 100th at Chase Center since opening in 2019 and their first-ever In-Season Tournament win in that building. Curry (35 points) and Saric (20 points) combined for 55 points, with Curry scoring at least 30 points and Saric scoring at least 20 points in every In-Season Tournament game they've played. » Full Game Recap

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Golden State Warriors Highlights vs. San Antonio Spurs

PREVIOUS GAME STARTERSGSW: Stephen Curry, Chris Paul, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins and Kevon LooneySAC: De'Aaron Fox, Chris Duarte, Kevin Huerter, Harrison Barnes and Domantas Sabonis

INJURY & ROSTER NOTESGSW:&nbsp;TBD. Team NotesSAC: TBD. Team Notes

HOW DUBS CAN WIN WEST GROUP CAfter defeating the San Antonio Spurs on Friday, the Warriors remain in the hunt to win West Group C. The Sacramento Kings beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 124-111 on Friday, making Sacramento the only remaining undefeated team in the group. The Warriors would need to beat the Kings to give both squads the same record in group play (3-1). Beating the Kings would also give the Warriors the tiebreaker over Sacramento. If the Oklahoma City Thunder also beat the Timberwolves and dropped them to 2-2, the Warriors would win West Group C. However, if the Timberwolves win, the Warriors, Kings and Timberwolves would be in a three-way tie at 3-1, with the next tiebreaker coming down to point differential. As things currently stand, the Warriors would need to beat the Kings by at least 13 points to have a greater point differential than them. Minnesota's point differential is currently -3, so the Dubs would need to ensure their point differential remains ahead of them. The Warriors cannot advance in the tournament without beating the Kings on Tuesday.&nbsp;

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SACRAMENTO SCOUTING REPORTThe Sacramento Kings are 7-3 with De'Aaron Fox this season and the star guard scored 39 points in his lone game against the Warriors this season (he was injured for the Nov. 1 matchup). Fox and Curry are both averaging nearly 30 points per game (Fox 29.9 PPG, Curry 29.7 PPG) and shooting about 48 percent from the field (Fox 48.0 FG%, Curry 48.4 FG%). Domantas Sabonis is having another strong start to the season, ranking second in rebounds per game (12.3 RPG) and second among non-guards in assists (7.0 APG), only trailing Nikola Jokic (13.5 RPG, 8.9 APG) in both categories.&nbsp;

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Game Preview: Warriors at Kings - 11/28/23

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Stephen Curry and Dario Saric led a Warriors splash party as the Dubs picked up a 118-112 win over the Spurs on Friday in an NBA In-Season Tournament matchup at Chase Center.

Curry made seven treys, Saric hit four and the Warriors outscored the Spurs from distance by 21 (19 GSW 3-pointers to 12 for San Antonio). With the win, the Warriors improved to 2-1 in West Group C of the In-Season Tournament, setting up a pivotal matchup in Sacramento on Tuesday in the Group Play finale.

SPURS MAKE IT INTERESTINGThe Warriors pushed their lead to as many as 18 points early in the fourth quarter, but the Spurs used an 11-0 run over a two-minute stretch to make it a one-possession game with less than 20 seconds remaining. Thankfully for the Warriors, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson combined to make eight straight free throws in the final minute to help put away the game

A THIRD QUARTER CURRY FLURRYStephen Curry led the way with 35 points, and 11 of those came during a 16-0 run in the third quarter. After the Spurs had reeled off eight straight points to go up two, Curry responded by hitting a challenged 3-pointer. The two-time MVP connected on a two-point jumper from the top of the key 16 seconds later, and he knock down a patented corner 3-pointer in which he turned around started running back on defense before the ball swished through the net.

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A game after going 1-for-8 from distance for his first game with fewer than four made threes this season, Curry bounced back by tying his season-high with seven triples on Friday. His seven treys came on 13 attempts, and the league leader in total made threes now has five games this season with seven 3-pointers.

SARIC CONTINUES TO SHINE IN THE IN-SEASON TOURNAMENTVeteran big man Dario Saric had 20 points off the bench on Friday. It was his third game with at least 20 points this season, and all three of those games have taken place in the In-Season Tournament. Saric connected on four of his seven 3-point attempts, matching his season-high in made treys, and he has now scored at least 17 points in each of the last three games.

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Dario Saric sinks it from downtown

WELCOME BACK GPIIAfter missing the previous three games with a left foot injury, Gary Payton II returned to action on Friday evening, logging four points and three rebounds in 19 minutes off the bench. Payton provided one of the top highlights of the night, hustling back on defense to block a Victor Wembanyama transition layup attempt in the second quarter.

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Gary Payton II with a huge block!

MOODY ENTERS STARTING LINEUPMoses Moody got the starting nod on Friday night, and the third-year guard made an instant impact. He threw down a two-hand jam on the Dubs’ first possession of the game and would make all four of his  shot attempts in the game, all coming in the first half.

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Big dunk from Moses Moody

UP NEXT: AN IN-SEASON TOURNAMENT SHOWDOWN IN SAC-TOWNThe Warriors are now 2-1 in West Group C, and they’ll wrap up play in the group stage of the NBA In-Season Tournament on Tuesday in Sacramento. The Kings, who won in Minnesota on Saturday, are 3-0 so far in the tournament, and can clinch the group with a win on Tuesday. But if the Warriors win that matchup, the winner of the group would be determined by a tie-breaker, with Sacramento, Minnesota and the Warriors all having a shot at taking the group. For full coverage of the Dubs in the In-Season Tournament, click here.

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Warriors Hang On to Beat Spurs

FINAL HOME GAME OF TOURNAMENT'S GROUP STAGENeeding to win both of their remaining In-Season Tournament games to give themselves the best chance of advancing, the Warriors will host the San Antonio Spurs on Friday for their final home game of group play. The Warriors are 1-1 during the group stage and seek their first tournament win at Chase Center.

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Warriors To Host Spurs in In-Season Tournament on Friday

Warriors vs. SpursFriday, Nov. 24 | Tipoff: 7 p.m.WATCH: NBCSBA (local); ESPN (national)LISTEN: 95.7 The Game, Warriors Mobile App and Warriors Radio NetworkBUY TICKETS

LAST TIME OUTAided by their bench, the Warriors nearly overcame a 23-point deficit but fell to the Suns 123-115 in Phoenix on Wednesday. Klay Thompson eclipsed his previous season-high for the second consecutive game, scoring 23 points and hitting six 3-pointers. For the first time this season, Stephen Curry was held under 20 points and under four made 3-pointers (1 3PM). » Full Game Recap

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Golden State Warriors Highlights vs. Phoenix Suns

PREVIOUS GAME STARTERSGSW: Stephen Curry, Chris Paul, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins and Kevon LooneySAS: Jeremy Sochan, Malaki Branham, Keldon Johnson, Victor Wembanyama and Zach Collins

INJURY & ROSTER NOTESGSW:&nbsp;Draymond Green (league suspension) is out. Team NotesSAS: TBD. Team Notes

12-DEEPHead Coach Steve Kerr believes the Warriors are very deep this season and sees up to 12 players having an argument to be a part of the rotation.

"We've got 12 guys who are not only capable but deserving of rotation minutes and that’s a good problem to have," Kerr said.

Kerr is trying to settle into a nine or 10 man rotation but has been experimenting with different lineup combinations to decide what works best.

"We’re mixing and matching and trying to find combinations that make the most sense," Kerr said. "We’re gathering data and tape, but we do need to settle in on our nine or 10 and go from there."

SAN ANTONIO SCOUTING REPORTThe San Antonio Spurs are amidst the longest active losing streak in the Western Conference (10 games). The Spurs are last in the league in net rating, ranking 29th in offensive rating and 29th in defensive rating. Through three In-Season Tournament games, San Antonio is 0-3 and has a -52 point differential, the worst of any team during the tournament.

Despite their rough patch, the Spurs have a star rookie in Victor Wembenyama and a Hall of Fame coach in Gregg Popovich. Wembenyama leads all rookies in scoring (18.8 PPG) and blocks (2.6 BPG). He ranks second among rookies in rebounding (9.5 RPG) and third in made threes per game (1.5 3PM). Wembenyama is the Spurs' leading scorer, rebounder, and shot blocker. San Antonio has five scorers averaging double-figures, with Devin Vassell (17.4 PPG) and Keldon Johnson (16.6 PPG) joining Wembenyama to average more than 15 points per contest. Coach Popovich is the winningest coach in NBA history, with over 1,300 regular season wins.

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Game Preview: Warriors vs. Spurs - 11/24/23

The Warriors nearly came back from down by 23 points but ultimately lost to the Suns 123-115 in Phoenix on Wednesday. The Dubs are now 0-2 in the season series against the Suns and Phoenix extended their active winning streak to five games.

Phoenix had a substantial advantage at the charity stripe, outscoring the Warriors by 25 points from the free throw line on 23 more attempts.

ANOTHER QUICK START FOR THOMPSONKlay Thompson scored 12 of the Warriors' first 16 points against the Houston Rockets on Monday and followed that up by scoring 11 of their first 13 points in Phoenix on Wednesday. Thompson shot 4-for-6 from the field and 2-for-4 from behind the arc over that stretch.&nbsp;

For the second consecutive game, Thompson surpassed his previous season-high, scoring 23 points and hitting a season-high six 3-pointers. He led the Dubs in scoring (23 points), made field goals (8) and made 3-pointers (6). Thompson was the only Warriors starter to make multiple threes, as his Splash Brother Stephen Curry made less than four 3-pointers (1 3PM) for the first time this season.

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Thompson Early Takeover

SECOND QUARTER RUNSAfter a Thompson 3-pointer with 10:58 remaining in the second quarter, the Suns went on a 12-1 run to take a 40-35 lead. The Warriors responded with a 7-0 burst, but the Suns came back even stronger with a 14-0 run, including seven points from Kevin Durant. The Suns ended the half on a 23-5 run and the frame finished with a series of technical fouls, two for Chris Paul, which resulted in ejection and one for Head Coach Steve Kerr.&nbsp;Phoenix led by 16 points at halftime (63-47).

WARRIORS' BENCH BATTLES BACKThe Warriors' reserves went on a 15-3 run, bridging the third and fourth quarters, bringing a once 23-point deficit to within 10 (91-81). Their lineup included Brandin Podziemski, Dario Saric, Moses Moody, Gui Santos and Cory Joseph. Later in the final frame, the Dubs' second unit went on a 30-17 stretch — spanning over nearly eight minutes — bringing the game to within three points. Saric (17 points) and Podziemski (10 points) combined for 27 points as the Warriors' bench outscored their opponent for the 15th time in 16 games.

"I like the way the bench fought in the second half, gave us a chance," Head Coach Steve Kerr said.

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Podziemski Cuts the Deficit With And-1

PAUL’S RETURN TO PHOENIXChris Paul played his first game in Phoenix since being traded by the Suns this offseason. Paul took a Suns team that missed the playoffs the year prior to the NBA Finals in his first season and helped them set a franchise record for wins in a single season (64) the following year. The Suns gave him a tribute video, showing their appreciation for his contributions during his three seasons with the franchise.&nbsp;

Paul's night ended promptly in the second quarter with an ejection as he finished with six points and six assists in just under 17 minutes of action.&nbsp;

Postgame Warriors Talk

UP NEXT&nbsp;The Warriors return to Chase Center to host the San Antonio Spurs on Friday for their final scheduled In-Season Tournament home game.

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Warriors Nearly Complete 23-Point Comeback in Loss to Suns

BACK ON THE ROADAfter wrapping up their six-game homestand, the Warriors will head back on the road, facing the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday. This season, the Warriors have been significantly better on the road (5-2) than at home (2-6). The Warriors and Suns played on opening night, with Phoenix winning 108-104 on Oct. 24.&nbsp;

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Warriors at SunsWednesday, Nov. 22 | Tipoff: 7 p.m.WATCH: NBC Sports Bay Area (local); ESPN (national)LISTEN: 95.7 The Game, Warriors Mobile App and Warriors Radio Network

LAST TIME OUTStephen Curry and Klay Thompson combined for 52 points as the Warriors defeated the Houston Rockets 121-116 at Chase Center on Monday. Thompson opened the game by scoring 12 of his season-high 20 points in the first quarter and Curry closed with 16 of his game-high 32 points in the final frame. The Warriors had a 24-point advantage from behind the arc, hitting a season-high 21 3-pointers and were plus-13 from the foul line. » Full Game Recap

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Game Highlights: Warriors 121 – Rockets 116 | 11/20/23

UNIFORMSGSW:&nbsp;City EditionPHX: Association Edition

PREVIOUS GAME STARTERSGSW: Stephen Curry, Chris Paul, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins and Kevon LooneyPHX: Devin Booker, Grayson Allen, Eric Gordon, Kevin Durant and Jusuf NurkicINJURY & ROSTER NOTESGSW:&nbsp;Draymond Green (league suspension) is out. Gary Payton II (left foot strain) is questionable. Team NotesPHX: TBD. Team Notes

PAUL'S 'MASTERCLASS'Chris Paul recorded a double-double on Monday with 15 points and 12 assists in the Warriors' 121-116 victory over the Houston Rockets. Paul was the primary playmaker for the Dubs' offense and dished out 10 assists before committing his first and only turnover.&nbsp;

"He controlled the tempo and the action, trying to get us organized offensively," Stephen Curry said postgame. "It was a master class of him reading the flow."

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Postgame Warriors Talk: Stephen Curry - 11/20/23

Klay Thompson scored a season-high 20 points in the contest, including 12 in the first quarter and Paul assisted on five of his seven baskets, looking for the Splash Brother early and often.

"Every time he [Thompson] shoots it, I think it is going in," Paul said. "He is a big part of our team and everything that we do…every time that I am pushing the ball up the court, I am looking for him.”

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Postgame Warriors Talk: Chris Paul - 11/20/23

PHOENIX SCOUTING REPORTThis month, Kevin Durant is on a scoring tear, averaging 33.0 points per game on 54.3 percent from the field, 57.1 percent from three and 90.5 percent from the foul line. Durant scored 38 points and 39 points in consecutive games against the Utah Jazz and hit a pivotal go-ahead shot in both contests. After a stellar opening night performance against the Dubs, Devin Booker missed the Suns' next eight games. Since he has returned, Booker has averaged 28.0 points per game and 9.4 assists, taking on the primary playmaking role. He recorded a career-high 15 assists against the Jazz on Friday. The Suns are on a four-game winning streak and are 8-6 on the season. 

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Game Preview: Warriors at Suns - 11/22/23

Led by their star guard trio, the Warriors snapped their six-game losing streak, defeating the Houston Rockets 121-116 at Chase Center on Monday.

Stephen Curry scored a game-high 32 points, Klay Thompson added 20 points and Chris Paul dished out a team-high 12 assists.

THOMPSON'S TERRIFIC STARTKlay Thompson had the hot hand to begin Monday's game, scoring 12 of the Warriors' first 16 points. Thompson hit three 3-pointers within the game's first four minutes. The Warriors made a concerted effort to feed him the ball once he got going, as he attempted nine field goals in eight first-quarter minutes.

Thompson set his season-high scoring 20 points, surpassing his previous high of 19 points, which he set against these same Rockets on Oct. 29.

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Thompson Feeling it Early

PAUL DROPS DIMESChris Paul assisted on five of the Warriors' first six field goals. Paul assisted on five 3-pointers in the first quarter and his seven assists generated 19 points in the frame. He consistently made the extra pass, which helped the flow of the Dubs' offense. In particular, he was able to help Thompson catch an early rhythm.

Paul recorded a double-double with 15 points and 12 assists and committed just one turnover.

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Paul Dimes to Dario

CURRY'S RECORD-TYING THREESOn Monday, Stephen Curry hit five 3-pointers — his 13th consecutive game with at least four made threes. Curry's 2023-24 campaign ties himself (from Jan. 20. 2021 - Feb. 11. 2021) and James Harden (from Dec. 17. 2018 - Jan. 11. 2019) as the longest such streak in NBA history. No player in league history has opened a season at this shooting pace.

Playing 34 minutes in Monday's contest, Curry passed Nate Thurmond as the Warrior's all-time leader in minutes played with over 3,730 career minutes.

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Curry Hits the Three

COMBATING ROCKETS' PAINT SCORINGThe Houston Rockets had a 38-point advantage in points in the paint (56-18). However, the Warriors made up for it with their prolific 3-point shooting and volume free-throw shooting. The Warriors made eight more 3-pointers (21-13) in just two more attempts (43-41). They also were plus-13 in made free throws (28-15).&nbsp;

ANOTHER MEMORABLE NOV. 2O VS. ROCKETSOn Nov. 20. 2022, the Warriors defeated the Rockets 127-120 in Houston to secure their first road win of the season. Klay Thompson led all scorers with 41 points, while Stephen Curry added 33 points and a game-high 15 assists. A year later, and Thompson and Curry were both atop the Warriors' scoring column, combining for 52 points. This year, the Dubs have struggled to win at Chase Center, winning just one of their first seven home games. On Monday, the Warriors secured their only win of their six-game homestand and snapped their six-game losing streak.&nbsp;

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Klay Thompson (41 points) Highlights vs. Houston Rockets

UP NEXT After concluding their six-game homestand, the Warriors will head to Phoenix to face the Suns on Wednesday, before returning to Chase Center to host the San Antonio Spurs on Friday for their final scheduled In-Season Tournament home game.