Steph Curry returns to lead Warriors past Pelicans
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Stephen Curry scored 23 points in his return from a two-game absence and the Golden State Warriors beat the New Orleans Pelicans 111-95 on Friday night.
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"He looked really good," Kerr said at his team's practice Thursday, per ESPN's Ohm Youngmisuk.
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Curry is looking to obtain his fifth NBA title while helping newly acquired star Jimmy Butler win his first ring.
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Despite missing four starters, the New Orleans Pelicans came out with energy and toughness, making the Golden State Warriors work for everything in a 111-95
When head coach Willie Green was recently asked if he's decided on a Pelicans starting five less than a week out from the regular season start, he put on his best poker face.
He grew up watching shooters like Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Richard Hamilton. Reeves could be on the court with Curry Friday when the Pelicans host the Golden State Warriors. It would be Reeves’ second time on the court with the most prolific 3-point shooter in NBA history.
In the Pelicans’ final preseason game, Green started Missi in the second half instead of Theis. While playing with the Pels’ regular starters (excluding Williamson), Missi finished three lobs at the rim and blocked a shot by Rockets All-Star Alperen Şengün.
Even with LeBron James hitting the eighth buzzer-beater of his career yesterday, the Lakers’ superstar has grabbed headlines for undesirable reasons. In Indianapolis for their exciting last-ditch win over the Pacers,
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NBC Sports Bay Area on MSNWarriors hope resilient win over Pelicans sparks needed resurgenceThe Golden State Warriors are confident their gritty win over the New Orleans Pelicans can serve as the catalyst toward a much-needed resurgence to close out the 2024-25 NBA season.