Warriors Rally Late to Beat Pelicans
Golden State trailed 88–87 with just over four minutes remaining but finished strong, scoring 19 of the final 24 points to secure a 104–96 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans.
The game marked the Warriors’ first outing without star guard Stephen Curry, who was sidelined due to injury. Despite his absence, the team showed resilience and composure, leaning on veteran leadership and timely plays down the stretch.
Fourth-Quarter Surge
Golden State’s late run was driven by strong defense and efficient offense. Key contributors stepped up in the clutch, turning a one-point deficit into a decisive win. The Warriors maintained control in the closing minutes, holding New Orleans to limited scoring opportunities.
“We just locked in defensively and shared the ball,” a team member said after the game.
Context and Outlook
This win provided a morale boost for Golden State as they adjust to playing without their leading scorer. The result also demonstrated the team’s depth and adaptability heading into a challenging stretch of games.
Author’s summary: Golden State overcame a late deficit to defeat New Orleans 104–96, showcasing resilience and teamwork in their first match without Stephen Curry.
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