Dubs by the Numbers

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The Warriors concluded the regular season by winning 10 of their final 12 games to finish with a 46-36 record, a two-win improvement over last season. This season, the Warriors found themselves among the league's best road teams and were the best rebounding team. The 2023-24 Dubs blended accomplished veterans and key youthful contributors for some remarkable individual and team achievements.

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Despite finishing 10 games over .500, the Warriors ended the regular season in 10th place in the Western Conference. Their 46 wins are the most by a 10th-place team in NBA history, surpassing the 2001 Seattle Supersonics, who won 44 games. Only four 10th seeds in league history have finished with an above .500 record, with the 2021-22 Charlotte Hornets and 2017-18 Los Angeles Clippers being the other two.&nbsp;

The Warriors played a league-high 48 'clutch time' games this season —games in which the score was within five points in the final five minutes. They won half of these contests (24), tied for the third-most clutch wins and their 24 losses were the sixth-most league-wide.

Stephen Curry led the league in points (189), made field goals (59) and made 3-pointers (32) in the clutch this season, shooting 49.6 percent from the field and 45.7 percent from three. Curry's 32 clutch threes are the most in NBA history and he more than doubled the next closest player this season (Buddy Hield and Damian Lillard, 13 clutch 3-pointers). The inaugural Clutch Player of the Year, De'Aaron Fox, led the NBA in clutch points and made field goals last season, setting up a precedent that puts Curry firmly in the conversation for the award. The Warriors were 23-20 in clutch games this season with Curry in the lineup and 1-4 without him.

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Curry's Game Winner

Stephen Curry led the league in made 3-pointers this season (357), making 73 more threes than second-place Luka Doncic (284). Only Curry, in his unanimous MVP season in 2016, had a larger gap between first and second place in this category (126). His 357 made threes are the third-most in a single season in NBA history, only trailing James Harden (378 in the 2018-19 season) and himself (402 in the 2015-16 season).

Despite being the shortest team in the league with an average height of 6'5, the Warriors led the NBA in rebounding (46.7 RPG). Draymond Green grabbed a team-high 7.2 rebounds per game, while rookies Brandin Podziemski (5.8 RPG, second) and Trayce Jackson-Davis (5.0 RPG, fourth) both cracked the top four. Rebounding was a collective effort for the Dubs as they had eight players average at least four boards per contest.

The Warriors won 25 road games this season, more than doubling last season's total (11). The Dubs were one of six teams with at least 25 road wins, joining the New Orleans Pelicans (28), Boston Celtics (27), Los Angeles Clippers (26), Minnesota Timberwolves (25) and Dallas Mavericks (24).

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Golden State Warriors Highlights vs. Los Angeles Lakers

Klay Thompson led the league in free throw percentage, shooting a career-high 92.7 percent. Thompson narrowly edged out Curry, who shot 92.3 percent from the foul line. Thompson's marksmanship extended to his perimeter shooting as he finished fourth in made 3-pointers (268).

Draymond Green joined Lakers' forward LeBron James as the only players this season to average at least eight points, seven rebounds, six assists and shoot over 39 percent from three. Green's 39.5 3-point percentage was a career-best mark.

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Draymond Green sinks it from downtown

Jonathan Kuminga was one of three players this season to average at least 16 points in fewer than 27 minutes per game, joining Indiana's Myles Turner and Utah's Collin Sexton. Kuminga had a nearly six point per game increase from last season (9.9 PPG to 16.1 PPG), while maintaining his efficiency (59.7 TS% to 59.8 TS%). The third-year forward started in 46 of the 74 games he played in this season.

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Mark of a Fighter | Jonathan Kuminga is a Warrior

Rookie Brandin Podziemski led the NBA in drawn charges (38), sacrificing his body to give his team extra possessions. Podziemski himself drew more charges than 20 NBA teams and helped the Warriors to a league-leading 84 charges drawn, 23 more than the second-place Oklahoma City Thunder (61). Podziemski's impact also showed up in the plus-minus category as he finished a team-best plus-264, the only rookie in the league to lead their team in plus-minus.

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Dubs by the Numbers: 2023-24 Regular Season in Review

The Warriors went 3-1 this past week with wins over the Dallas Mavericks, Houston Rockets and Utah Jazz, having won seven of their last eight games. The insertion of rookie Trayce Jackson-Davis into the starting lineup has made a tremendous impact on both ends of the floor and the all-around production of rookie Brandin Podziemski is evident nightly, particularly in the plus-minus category.

Brandin Podziemski became the first Warriors rookie since Chris Webber (1993-94) to reach 600 points, 400 rebounds and 200 assists in a season. Podziemski joins the first pick of the 2023 Draft, Victor Wembanyama, as the only rookies to reach these marks this season. Podziemski has a plus-minus of plus-260 this season, ranking second among rookies and only trailing Chet Holmgren (+377), who is on the third-place Oklahoma City Thunder.

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Brandin Podziemski nails it from behind the arc

Trayce Jackson-Davis became the first Warriors rookie to make 100 dunks in a season since play-by-play data was first tracked in 1997-98. Jackson-Davis ranks second among current rookies in field goal percentage (70.2%), only trailing Mavericks’ center Derek Lively III (74.7%). On Thursday, the rookie recorded his first career 20-point game and made each of his first eight field goal attempts.

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Trayce Jackson-Davis rises up and throws it down

Klay Thompson recently eclipsed 250 made 3-pointers this season. With Stephen Curry leading the league in made threes (339), the Splash Brothers have both made at least 250 threes in the same season for the fourth time in their careers. They are the only duo in NBA history to accomplish this feat. Two of Thompson's seasons came after two catastrophic injuries — a torn Achilles and an ACL. With four games left, Curry has played the most games of his career (71) since the 2016-17 season (79).

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Highlights: Stephen Curry & Klay Thompson Score 29 Each in Win Over Houston – 4/4/24

Stephen Curry has 339 made threes this season, passing his 2020-21 campaign for the fourth-best mark in NBA history. This is the third-highest single-season feat for Curry, who is 15 made threes away from his 2018-19 season. James Harden (378 3PM, 2018-19 season) is the only player in league history to make more 3-pointers in a season than Curry has this year.

Klay Thompson scored a season-high 25 points in the first half of the Warriors' win over the Utah Jazz on Sunday. Thompson's 25-point half was the 26th such half of his career. It was his second half this past week in which he scored 20-plus points and hit five 3-pointers.

In a victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday, Draymond Green moved ahead of Chris Mullin for second in franchise history in games played (811). Green tallied 11 points, eight rebounds, six assists and four steals in the win while also recording a clutch block down the stretch.

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Draymond Green says no!

The Warriors have won 55.1 percent of their games this season, a higher win percentage than last year (53.6%). They are currently in 10th place in the Western Conference and their lower win percentage earned them a sixth-place finish last season. Their current record would've landed them fourth place in the conference last season, a sign of an even more competitive West this year.

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Dubs by the Numbers: Rookie Game Changers

The Warriors went a perfect 4-0 this past week, with wins over the Miami Heat, Orlando Magic, Charlotte Hornets and San Antonio Spurs. The Dubs' defense set the tone, holding their first three opponents below 100 points. They now have a two-game lead over the Houston Rockets for 10th place in the Western Conference entering the final month of the regular season.

With 329 made threes this season, Stephen Curry has again cracked the top five all-time for most made 3-pointers in a single season. Curry has four of the top five seasons ever and is eight made threes away from his fourth place finish in the 2020-21 season (337).

Klay Thompson’s dagger three in Sunday’s victory over the Spurs gave him the 2,450th 3-pointer of his career, tying Kyle Korver for the sixth-best mark in NBA history. Thompson achieved this milestone in 446 fewer games than Korver.

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Klay Thompson Ties Kyle Korver for 6th Place on All-Time 3s List

On Sunday, Draymond Green became the only player in the last four seasons besides Nikola Jokic to record a stat line of at least 21 points, 11 assists, six rebounds and six steals in a game. Jokic has accomplished this feat three times in that span, including once this season.

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Highlights: Draymond Green's Incredible Performance in Win Over San Antonio Spurs – 3/31/24

Chris Paul became the third player in NBA history to reach 2,600 career steals. Paul joins John Stockton and Jason Kidd as the top three players in all-time steals and assists. This season, Paul leads the Warriors in steals per game (1.2) and assists per game (6.9).

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Among players with at least 150 made field goals, rookie Trayce Jackson-Davis ranks second in the league in field goal percentage (70.5%). Jackson-Davis has made 198 field goals, the most by a rookie second round pick this season.

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Trayce Jackson-Davis slams home the alley-oop

During their four-game road winning streak, the Warriors were tied for second in the league in defensive rating (103.9) and held three of their opponents below 100 points. The Dubs are undefeated (8-0) when holding their opponent under 100 points this season and 21-4 when the opposing team scores less than 110.

The Warriors lead the league in rebounding this season, averaging 46.8 boards per game. They are the only team that ranks in the top six in offensive (12.4 OREB, 3rd) and defensive rebounding (34.4 DREB, 6th).

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Dubs by the Numbers: Road Warriors Winning Streak

Despite a rollercoaster week for the Warriors, Stephen Curry, Chris Paul and Draymond Green each set career milestones. Curry continues to move up the all-time scoring list, while Paul and Green have made their mark as playmakers. The Dubs went 1-3 this past week, with losses to the New York Knicks, Indiana Pacers and Minnesota Timberwolves and a 21-point victory over the Memphis Grizzlies. They are currently 10th in the Western Conference (36-34) with 12 games remaining.

Stephen Curry became the first Warrior to make 8,000 career field goals on Sunday. Curry is one of five active players to reach that milestone and of that group, only LeBron James (8,369 FGM, Cavaliers) has made more with one franchise.

Curry moved to 30th on the NBA's all-time scoring list this past Monday, passing Robert Parrish. Curry has the highest effective field goal percentage (58.2%) and true shooting percentage (62.6%) of any player in the top 50.

Curry became the first player to eclipse 300 made 3-pointers this season. He has five seasons in which he eclipsed 300 made threes — there have only been seven such seasons in NBA history. Fellow Splash Brother Klay Thompson eclipsed the mark last season with a league-leading 301 splashes, while Curry is up to 312 3-pointers made this season with 12 games left.

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Stephen Curry drills the trey

Chris Paul recorded his 59th career game with 10-plus assists and zero turnovers on Wednesday, the most such games in NBA history since individual turnovers were first tracked in 1977-78. Paul also made Warriors history with his fourth such game this season, the most in a single season in Dubs' franchise history. He leads the Warriors in assists per game this season (7.0).

Draymond Green became the third player in franchise history to reach 4,500 career assists, joining Stephen Curry and Guy Rodgers. Green ranks 12th among active players in career assists and fourth among frontcourt players.

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Plays of the Week | Jonathan Kuminga's Slams, Chris Paul's Handles and Much More

With their latest loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves, the Warriors are tied with the San Antonio Spurs for the most losses in games that they led by at least 12 points in this season (13).

This past week, the Warriors set season-highs in rebounds (64) and assists (43). Their 43 assists came in a win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday and their 64 rebounds resulted in a loss to the Indiana Pacers.

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Dubs By the Numbers: Stephen Curry Reaches 8000 Career Made Field Goals

The Warriors have won two of their last three games, including a pivotal 128-121 win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday to regain ninth place in the Western Conference with 16 games left. Ten-time All-Star Stephen Curry returned to the lineup on Saturday, scoring a team-high 31 points. Jonathan Kuminga continues to etch his name in Warriors history and Klay Thompson's bench scoring adds another element to their attack.

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Stephen Curry Puts on a SHOW in Return vs. Lakers

Last season, Jonathan Kuminga became the youngest Warrior to reach 1,000 career points and this past week, he became the youngest in franchise history to eclipse that milestone in a single season. At age 21, Kuminga accomplished the feat 115 days faster than former first-overall pick Joe Smith.

Kuminga has thrown down 121 dunks this season, tying JaVale McGee (2016-17 season) for the most dunks in a single season by a Warrior in the play-by-play era (1997-98). The athletic forward has been a lob threat for the Dubs this season but also created his own poster opportunities with his quick first step. Klay Thompson referred to Kuminga as "arguably the best athlete in the NBA" for his explosiveness and speed.

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Jonathan Kuminga slams home the alley-oop

Kuminga has scored 20-plus points in eight of his last 10 games, including four straight outings. Since Jan. 12, Jonathan Kuminga is averaging 20.6 points on 55.1 percent from the field and 40.7 percent from behind the arc.

Rookie Trayce Jackson-Davis has five double-doubles this season, four of which came off the bench. Jackson-Davis leads all rookie reserves in double-doubles and only five bench players overall have more double-doubles than him. He has the most double-doubles by a Warriors' rookie off the bench since Dave Hoppen in 1987-88.

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Trayce Jackson-Davis Dunk of the Year Nominee

Klay Thompson has eclipsed 200 3-pointers this season for the ninth time in his career, second only to Stephen Curry’s 11 seasons. Thompson’s 210 3-pointers rank fourth in the league behind Curry (293), Luka Doncic (232) and Donte DiVincenzo (212). The Splash Brother needs 28 threes to pass Kyle Korver (2450) for the 6th most made 3-pointers in NBA history.

In 10 games off the bench, Thompson is averaging 20.3 points, shooting 48.0 percent from the field, 44.8 percent from three and 94.7 percent from the free throw line. Thompson is one of two reserves averaging at least 20 points, joined by his former teammate Jordan Poole (20.5 PPG).

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Klay Thompson sinks it from downtown

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Dubs By the Numbers: Jonathan Kuminga Makes History

The Warriors concluded a successful 3-1 road trip this past week, defeating the Washington Wizards 123-112 on Tuesday, the New York Knicks 110-99 on Thursday and the Toronto Raptors 120-105 on Friday before a 140-88 loss to the Boston Celtics on Sunday. Overall, the Warriors have won 11 of their last 14 games and finished February with a league-best 11 wins.

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Plays of the Week | Moody's Handle, Kuminga's Dunks and Much More

In six games off the bench this season, Klay Thompson is averaging 19.2 points in 27.1 minutes. Thompson is shooting 46.1 percent from the field, 44.1 percent from three (on 9.8 3PA per game) and 100 percent from the free throw line. His scoring average is up 2.5 points compared to being in the starting lineup and his efficiency is significantly higher across the board. Among reserves with at least six games played with the second unit, Thompson ranks second in scoring average, only trailing Jordan Poole (22.0 PPG).

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Klay Thompson nails it from behind the arc

Jonathan Kuminga eclipsed 20 points in all three of the Warriors' wins this past week, scoring 21 points on 10-for-13 shooting against the Washington Wizards, 25 points on 12-for-19 shooting against the New York Knicks and 24 points on 9-for-19 shooting against the Toronto Raptors. After a 13-point third quarter against the Wizards, Klay Thompson has 20 quarters this season in which he's scored in double figures.

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Jonathan Kuminga hammers it home

For the second time in his career, Stephen Curry recorded a first-half double-double in Thursday's win over the New York Knicks, scoring 17 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. Seven of those 10 rebounds came in the first quarter, tying his highest rebounding total in any quarter of his career. He finished the game with 31 points, 11 rebounds and eight made 3-pointers. Curry has tallied five double-doubles this season.

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Highlights: Stephen Curry Puts on a Show in New York – 2/29/24

In Thursday's win over the Knicks, the Warriors opened the game on a 14-0 run, marking their largest advantage to begin a game since play-by-play data was first tracked in 1997-98. The Warriors' 14-0 burst is tied for the second-largest opening advantage this season, only trailing the Brooklyn Nets' 16-0 start against the Los Angeles Clippers.

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Golden State Warriors Highlights vs. New York Knicks

The Warriors won eight straight road games before Sunday's loss to the Boston Celtics, tying Boston for the longest road winning streak in the league this season. The Warriors went a month between road losses, beginning their streak against the Brooklyn Nets on Feb. 5. Seven of their eight wins over that span were by double digits and six were against Eastern Conference opponents.

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Golden State Warriors Highlights vs. Toronto Raptors

The Warriors won a league-best 11 games in February, losing just three games in the process — tied for the second-fewest losses leaguewide. Eight of those 11 wins came away from Chase Center, giving the Warriors the most road wins in any month this season.

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Golden State Warriors Highlights vs. Washington Wizards

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Dubs By the Numbers: Warriors Finish February with League-Best 11 Wins

The Warriors won their first two games after the All-Star break, defeating the Los Angeles Lakers 128-110 on Thursday and the Charlotte Hornets 97-84 on Friday before a 119-103 loss to the Denver Nuggets on Sunday. The Dubs are currently in 10th place in the Western Conference Standings but are just four games behind the fifth-place Sacramento Kings.

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Plays of the Week | Curry's Behind-The-Back Dime, Podziemski's Handles and Much More

The Warriors' current starting lineup of Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, Andrew Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga and Brandin Podziemski has the team's highest net rating of any lineup that has played at least 10 games and 100 minutes together (+21.6). This lineup has an offensive rating of 122.5 (the NBA's best offensive rating is 121.2) and a defensive rating of 100.9 (the NBA's best defensive rating is 107.9) — both would be league-best marks if held by the entire team. The Dubs' other net positive lineup fitting this criteria was with Klay Thompson starting over Podziemski (+10.2).

This week, Stephen Curry jumped three spots on the all-time scoring list, moving to 31st. In the process, he passed Elgin Baylor, Dwyane Wade and Adrian Dantley. Curry ranks fifth in the league in total points scored this season (1,468).

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What a play by Stephen Curry!

Stephen Curry became the first Warrior to eclipse 6,000 career assists in Thursday’s win over the Lakers. Curry is one of eight players with at least 23,000 career points and 6,000 career assists, joining LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, James Harden, Russell Westbrook, Oscar Robertson, Jerry West and John Havlicek.

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Stephen Curry sets up the nice finish

Stephen Curry scored 25 points in the first half against the Lakers on Friday, marking his 16th half this season with at least 20 points. Against the Denver Nuggets on Sunday, Klay Thompson had 16 points in the first quarter en route to a 23-point half. Thompson is the only reserve this season to open a game with 16 points in the first quarter.

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Stephen Curry hits from way downtown

The Warriors held the Charlotte Hornets to just 29 points in the first half of Friday’s win, the fewest points allowed by any team in a half this season. The Dubs limited Charlotte to an opponent season-low 84 points in the game.

Andrew Wiggins is amidst his longest streak of the season scoring in double figures (9 games). Wiggins has shot 50 percent from the field or better in seven of those nine contests and scored 20-plus points twice. He is averaging 15.3 points on 53.5 percent from the field, 50.0 percent from three and 80.0 percent from the free throw line over that span.

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Andrew Wiggins with the must-see play!

The Warriors are tied with the San Antonio Spurs for the most losses when leading by at least 15 points at one point in the game. Two of those losses came against the Denver Nuggets, most recently on Sunday.

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Dubs By the Numbers: Curry Becomes First Warrior with 6,000 Career Assists

The Warriors won eight of their last 10 games heading into the All-Star break, capped by their highest-scoring regulation game all season, a 140-137 victory over the Utah Jazz that gave Head Coach Steve Kerr his 500th career coaching win. The Dubs are a game over .500 (27-26) and 10th place in a crowded Western Conference postseason race. They are five games behind the New Orleans Pelicans for sixth place — first through sixth place are guaranteed a playoff spot, while seventh through 10th place will participate in the NBA's Play-In Tournament to decide the remaining two seeds.

There are countless storylines surrounding the team this season, including their league-leading 37 'clutch time' games played, Stephen Curry making a compelling case for the league's second-ever Clutch Player of the Year award, Jonathan Kuminga's ascension and the all-around impact of Rising Star rookie Brandin Podziemski.

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Plays of the Week | Klay Scores 35, Draymond's Slam and Much More

The Warriors have played a league-leading 37 'clutch time' games, with the game's margin within five points in the final five minutes. They are tied with the Boston Celtics, Denver Nuggets and Milwaukee Bucks for the most clutch wins (18), but only the Detroit Pistons and Toronto Raptors have more clutch losses (20) than the Warriors (19). The Dubs and Raptors have the most losses in games decided by three points or fewer (9).

Curry leads the NBA in total points (165), made field goals (51) and made 3-pointers (28) in the clutch this season. Curry is 57 points ahead of second-place Demar Derozan, 16 made field goals ahead of second-place Mikal Bridges and 18 made 3-pointers ahead of a three-way tie for second place. Last season's leader in clutch points (194) and made field goals (72), De'Aaron Fox, was named the NBA's inaugural Clutch Player of the Year. With 29 games remaining in the Warriors' season and Curry averaging 5.0 points in the clutch, the Warriors' closer is on pace to eclipse Fox's 2022-23 totals in both categories while having already made the most clutch threes in a single season in NBA history.

Curry leads the league in total made 3-pointers (252) and made 3-pointers per game (5.0). No other player this season has cracked 200 made threes or even made four 3-pointers per game. Curry has now eclipsed 250 made threes in a season 10 times. Collectively, the Warriors are second in the league, making 15.1 3-pointers per game.

Draymond Green is shooting a career-high 42.1 percent from behind the arc this season, tying Stephen Curry for best on the team. Green joins Sacramento's Domanatas Sabonis as the only players averaging at least six rebounds (Green 6.7 RPG, Sabonis 13.2 RPG) and six assists per game (Green 6.1 APG, Sabonis 8.3 RPG) that are also shooting over 50 percent from the field (Green 51.1 FG%, Sabonis 62.2 FG%) and 40 percent from three (Green 42.1 3PT%, Sabonis 42.6 3PT%). Green has played in 29 of the Warriors' 53 games this season and the Dubs are 16-13 with him in the lineup.

Rookie guard Brandin Podziemski, who represented the Warriors in Friday's Rising Stars game, leads the NBA in drawn charges (27). Podziemski has been an impactful all-around rookie for the Dubs, leading all rookies in games with 10-plus points, 5-plus rebounds and 5-plus assists (14). He has more such games than second place (Victor Wembenyama) and third place (Chet Holmgren) combined (13).

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Brandin Podziemski Mic'd Up at NBA Rising Stars Practice

Jonathan Kuminga is amidst a career-long streak of 33 consecutive games scoring in double figures. Kuminga is averaging 18.1 points over that extended stretch on 56.9 percent from the field. He scored at least 20 points in 12 of those contests.

Klay Thompson scored a season-high 35 points last Thursday in his first game off the bench since 2012. Thompson also became the sixth Warrior to eclipse 15,000 career points, joining Stephen Curry, Wilt Chamberlain, Rick Barry, Paul Arizin and Chris Mullin. Among active players, Thompson ranks 20th in total points scored.

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Highlights: Klay Thompson Sizzles Off the Bench With 35 Points – 2/15/24

Head Coach Steve Kerr became the second coach in Warriors history to win 500 career regular season games last Thursday. Kerr accomplished this feat in the fifth-fewest games of any coach in NBA history (764) behind only Phil Jackson (682), Pat Riley (684), K.C. Jones (731) and Gregg Popovich (745).

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Definition Series: Golden State Warriors Reflect on Steve Kerr's 500th Win

The Warriors have played the most difficult schedule in the NBA based on opponent win percentage, with their opponents combining to win 51.9 percent of their games. Based on the same metric, the Dubs are projected to have the sixth-easiest remaining schedule. This season, they are 16-3 against teams below .500 and 11-23 against teams .500 and above.