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Warriors Wire · 17h

Pacers' 4th quarter comeback hands Warriors second straight road loss, 114-109

However, an ice-cold stretch from the Warriors down the final minutes of the fourth quarter flipped the script.

· 12h · on MSN

Jimmy Butler Puts Warriors on Blast After Stunning Loss to Pacers

· 20h

Warriors’ lack of execution and focus burns them down the stretch in loss to Pacers

· 13h

Steph Curry Sends Clear Message to Warriors After Pacers Collapse

The Golden State Warriors built an 11-point edge with 6:05 left, but watched the Indiana Pacers erase it in a 32-21 fourth quarter surge, falling 114-109 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Saturday.

· 19h

Warriors look disinterested and disconnected in loss against Pacers

· 20h

Pacers' 4th quarter comeback hands Warriors second straight road loss, 114-110

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Warriors stumble against shorthanded Pacers

Indy was without Tyrese Haliburton, Bennedict Mathurin, T.J. McConnell, Andrew Nembhard, and Obi Toppin, but it stopped neither their confidence nor their energy.

· 1d

Pacers win! Siakam hits game-winner, Nesmith, Quenton Jackson get career-highs over Warriors

· 1d

What we learned as Warriors' fourth-quarter collapse hands Pacers first win

Jimmy Butler, Warriors roll to another win as defense clamps down Clippers

"As soon as things are a little precarious," coach Steve Kerr said after Tuesday night's 98-79 win. "Make sure Jimmy Butler gets the ball."

Butler, Curry provide 1-2 punch as Warriors beat Clippers, stay unbeaten at home

Jimmy Butler had 21 points, five rebounds and five assists, Stephen Curry added 19 points and eight assists, and the Golden State Warriors beat the Los Angeles Clippers 98-79.

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Warriors’ Stephen Curry blames himself after another unfathomable loss

Stephen Curry took full blame after the Warriors blew a late 11-point lead to the winless Pacers, which came after a brutal loss to the Bucks.

4don MSN

Jimmy Butler issues “scary” warning to the rest of the NBA amid Warriors’ 4-1 start

The Golden State Warriors are off to a good start in the 2025-26 NBA season. The “Dubs” improved to 4-1 after beating the Los Angeles Clippers 98-79 on Tuesday. Golden State showed off its defensive prowess against a team with multiple offensive threats such as Kawhi Leonard,

LancasterOnline

Warriors squander fourth-quarter lead and fall to injury-riddled Pacers

To call Indianapolis, coming off a Finals appearance, injury-riddled was an understatement. Six Pacers players were ruled out with various ailments before the game, among them All-Star Tyrese Haliburton,