The Golden State Warriors dealt the Boston Celtics their second defeat of the season on Wednesday, securing a thrilling 118-112 victory away from home. Golden State dominated the first half, but Boston’s powerful third-quarter outburst, driven by Jayson Tatum’s 17 points, prepared the way for a thrilling final period.
Exciting Fourth Quarter Keeps Fans on Edge
In a see-saw fourth quarter, both teams exchanged leads, thrilling fans throughout. With a five-point advantage and less than 20 seconds left, Golden State’s foul on Payton Pritchard’s three-point shot reduced the lead to two. Nonetheless, Draymond Green’s vital free throws and a failed three-pointer from Tatum secured the win for the Warriors.
Curry and Bench Power the Win
Steph Curry topped the Warriors with 27 points, nine assists, and seven rebounds, while Andrew Wiggins added 16 points and provided strong defense against Tatum. Golden State’s reserves also rose to the occasion, as Buddy Hield sank an important three-pointer in the last minute, boosting the lead to seven points.
Fans Rally Behind Warriors’ Title Chances
The Warriors’ impressive 7-1 beginning, featuring victories against elite teams such as Boston Celtics and the reigning champions, has fans excited about their championship possibilities. As they anticipate a bright season ahead, Golden State has an opportunity to gain additional momentum with upcoming games against the undefeated Cleveland Cavaliers and Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Golden State Warriors dealt the Boston Celtics their second defeat of the season on Wednesday, securing a thrilling 118-112 victory away from home. Golden State dominated the first half, but Boston’s powerful third-quarter outburst, driven by Jayson Tatum’s 17 points, prepared the way for a thrilling final period.
Exciting Fourth Quarter Keeps Fans on Edge
In a see-saw fourth quarter, both teams exchanged leads, thrilling fans throughout. With a five-point advantage and less than 20 seconds left, Golden State’s foul on Payton Pritchard’s three-point shot reduced the lead to two. Nonetheless, Draymond Green’s vital free throws and a failed three-pointer from Tatum secured the win for the Warriors.
Curry and Bench Power the Win
Steph Curry topped the Warriors with 27 points, nine assists, and seven rebounds, while Andrew Wiggins added 16 points and provided strong defense against Tatum. Golden State’s reserves also rose to the occasion, as Buddy Hield sank an important three-pointer in the last minute, boosting the lead to seven points.
Fans Rally Behind Warriors’ Title Chances
The Warriors’ impressive 7-1 beginning, featuring victories against elite teams such as Boston Celtics and the reigning champions, has fans excited about their championship possibilities. As they anticipate a bright season ahead, Golden State has an opportunity to gain additional momentum with upcoming games against the undefeated Cleveland Cavaliers and Oklahoma City Thunder.
