In a closely contested overtime match, the Golden State Warriors fell to the Los Angeles Clippers, 124-119, leaving them heading for a play-in game. Kawhi Leonard's stellar performance, with 33 points, alongside James Harden's 12 points in overtime, proved decisive. The Warriors struggled despite a strong showing by Steph Curry, who scored 36 points but also had eight turnovers. Key moments included missed opportunities and squandered leads, ultimately leading to the Warriors' playoff predicament as they prepare to face the Memphis Grizzlies.
The Warriors squandered a double-digit advantage in the second quarter, and multiple second-half leads too. Steph Curry scored 36 but had eight turnovers, showcasing both his brilliance and struggle under pressure.
Kawhi Leonard, six years after leading the Raptors to the 2019 NBA title over Golden State, showcased a vintage collection of mid-range jumpers and strong drives, exemplifying his clutch performance.
Even after falling behind in overtime, the Warriors fought back with timely scoring from Draymond Green, Curry, and Butler as they attempted to close the gap.
With an opportunity to break the deadlock and push for a win, Curry turned it over at a critical moment, ultimately contributing to the Warriors' defeat.
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