Jonathan Kuminga delivered a career-high 33 points, including 14 in the fourth quarter, as the Golden State Warriors secured a gritty 99-93 win over the Houston Rockets. With the Warriors clinging to a three-point lead and 32 seconds left, Kuminga split the defense and powered to the rim, sealing the game with a decisive layup.
Wiggins Steps Up with Two Four-Point Plays
Andrew Wiggins shone in the absence of Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, scoring 23 points and grabbing nine rebounds. He ignited the Warriors in the second quarter with 12 points, including two rare four-point plays. Both shots were self-created, showcasing Wiggins’ ability to step up as a primary offensive option.
Kuminga’s Clutch Heroics vs. Rockets Continue
Kuminga’s knack for clutch performances against Houston continued. Earlier this season, he scored six points in overtime to beat the Rockets. On Thursday, he took over the fourth quarter, shooting 6-for-8 in the frame. Overall, Kuminga was efficient, shooting 59.1% from the field, dominating in the paint (10-for-13), and hitting three triples.
Looney and Podziemski Own the Boards
Kevon Looney and rookie Brandin Podziemski anchored the Warriors’ rebounding effort. Both grabbed 11 boards, tying for a game-high. Looney’s performance marked his fifth double-digit rebounding game of the season, while Podziemski matched his career-best mark. Their hustle helped the Warriors out-rebound the Rockets 65-56.
Warriors Snap Losing Streak
The win ended Golden State’s five-game skid and extended their dominance over Houston to 15 straight victories. Despite being shorthanded, the Warriors found a way to win, led by Kuminga’s breakout performance and strong contributions from Wiggins, Looney, and Podziemski. Fans hope this gritty win signals a turning point for the Dubs.
Jonathan Kuminga delivered a career-high 33 points, including 14 in the fourth quarter, as the Golden State Warriors secured a gritty 99-93 win over the Houston Rockets. With the Warriors clinging to a three-point lead and 32 seconds left, Kuminga split the defense and powered to the rim, sealing the game with a decisive layup.
Wiggins Steps Up with Two Four-Point Plays
Andrew Wiggins shone in the absence of Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, scoring 23 points and grabbing nine rebounds. He ignited the Warriors in the second quarter with 12 points, including two rare four-point plays. Both shots were self-created, showcasing Wiggins’ ability to step up as a primary offensive option.
Kuminga’s Clutch Heroics vs. Rockets Continue
Kuminga’s knack for clutch performances against Houston continued. Earlier this season, he scored six points in overtime to beat the Rockets. On Thursday, he took over the fourth quarter, shooting 6-for-8 in the frame. Overall, Kuminga was efficient, shooting 59.1% from the field, dominating in the paint (10-for-13), and hitting three triples.
Looney and Podziemski Own the Boards
Kevon Looney and rookie Brandin Podziemski anchored the Warriors’ rebounding effort. Both grabbed 11 boards, tying for a game-high. Looney’s performance marked his fifth double-digit rebounding game of the season, while Podziemski matched his career-best mark. Their hustle helped the Warriors out-rebound the Rockets 65-56.
Warriors Snap Losing Streak
The win ended Golden State’s five-game skid and extended their dominance over Houston to 15 straight victories. Despite being shorthanded, the Warriors found a way to win, led by Kuminga’s breakout performance and strong contributions from Wiggins, Looney, and Podziemski. Fans hope this gritty win signals a turning point for the Dubs.
