The Golden State Warriors continued their road trip with a 123 to 91 win over the Chicago Bulls, a game that included contributions from Pat Spencer, Quinten Post and Brandin Podziemski.
Jonathan Kuminga has dropped out of the Warriors‘ rotation again, and sources tell Anthony Slater of ESPN that the team plans to explore trade offers in the upcoming weeks.
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The Golden State Warriors didn’t let injuries slow them down, taking down the Chicago Bulls 123-91 at the United Center on Sunday. Coming off the bench, Brandin Podziemski absolutely stole the show, scoring a game-high 21 points, grabbing eight rebounds, handing out seven assists, and adding two steals in 29 minutes.
When Lando Norris clinched the 2025 Formula 1 Drivers’ World Championship in Abu Dhabi, the world of motorsport erupted. But the reaction wasn’t limited to the paddock.
The Warriors pulled off a surprising 123-91 win against the Bulls despite not having Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, or Al Horford available tonight. Several players have stepped up for the Warriors in the absence of their veterans.
The Golden State Warriors wrapped up a 2-1 road trip without the injured Steph Curry and Draymond Green. In Sunday's 123-91 shellacking of the Chicago Bulls, they also played without the healthy Jonathan Kuminga.
The visiting Golden State Warriors sank 22 threes -- their second most of the season -- and never trailed in slamming the Chicago Bulls 123-91 on Sunday night.
Draymond Green was forced to sit out the Golden State Warriors’ 99-94 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday due to a foot injury. The Warriors have another game on Sunday, and Green has been sidelined again.
After leading the Golden State Warriors to a victory in his first career start on Saturday, Pat Spencer is back in the starting lineup against the Chicago Bulls on Sunday.
The Warriors needed bodies in Cleveland. What they got was Pat Spencer taking over the fourth quarter like he had been waiting his entire sports life for this exact moment.
If you took a look at the Warriors’ injury report before Saturday night’s tip-off in Cleveland, you probably would have bet the house on the Cavaliers.
Without Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green, the Golden State Warriors (12-12) shocked the Cleveland Cavaliers (14-11) with a 99-94 victory on Saturday.
The Golden State Warriors were severely shorthanded Saturday night, as head coach Steve Kerr confirmed that Draymond Green, Jimmy Butler, De’Anthony Melton, Seth Curry, and Al Horford all missed the road matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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