In a crucial matchup against the Brooklyn Nets, the Golden State Warriors faced adversity with the suspension of Draymond Green and a three-game losing streak. However, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson stepped up when it mattered most, helping the Warriors secure a 124-120 victory.

As Brooklyn called a timeout in an attempt to contain Curry, the two-time MVP showcased his prowess by scoring 12 consecutive points in the fourth quarter, finishing the game with an impressive 37 points. Thompson, determined to ease the scoring burden on Curry, contributed 24 points, including crucial back-to-back 3-pointers in the closing minutes.

Despite the absence of Green, the Warriors found resilience and confidence in Curry’s performance. The game also marked the second consecutive start for rookie Brandin Podziemski, who contributed 19 points, five rebounds, and five assists. Andrew Wiggins came off the bench for the second straight game, a strategic move by the Warriors.

Facing a talented Nets team led by Cam Thomas, who scored 41 points with five 3-pointers, the Warriors managed to hold on despite committing 14 turnovers that resulted in 29 Brooklyn points. Royce O’Neale’s late 3-pointer narrowed the gap, but Curry’s clutch plays secured the much-needed win for Golden State.

This victory not only snapped the Warriors’ three-game losing streak but also extended their home winning streak to five games. Despite the challenging circumstances, coach Steve Kerr expressed confidence in the team’s ability to turn things around, emphasizing their capability to embark on a winning streak. Kerr also provided support for Draymond Green, who is undergoing unspecified help for his behavior, emphasizing the team’s commitment to his personal growth and positive change.