On Monday evening, the Brooklyn Nets played the Golden State Warriors at the Chase Center in San Francisco. The Nets won (as huge underdogs) by a score of 128-

SAN FRANCISCO – Already shorthanded, the Nets lost their hottest hand. But they refused to lose the game. Despite adding Cam Johnson to their list of walking wounded, Brooklyn stormed back for a 128-120 come-from-behind win at Golden State on Sunday before a sellout crowd of 18,064 at Chase Center.

Dennis Schroder scored 31 points, Cam Thomas added 23, and the undermanned Brooklyn Nets rallied to beat Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors 128-120.

After starting their 2024-25 campaign with a 12-3 record, the Golden State Warriors have dropped two straight games by an average of 9 points. Losing to an 8-10

Stephen Curry and Jonathan Kuminga both find themselves on the Warriors' injury report ahead of a critical matchup against the Thunder.

The way the Warriors want to play defense requires a ton of energy because of how they want to swarm and make rotations; they have slipped from second in defensive rating through three weeks to fourth. Getting complacent with leads is reminiscent of last season’s lowlights — the weaknesses that looked behind Golden State during its 12-3 start.

After blowing a 17-point lead to the Spurs, the Warriors collapsed late again on Monday in another ugly loss to the Nets.