Warriors’ Late Surge Secures Win Over Pelicans Without Curry
Golden State trailed 88–87 with 4:02 remaining but rallied with determination, scoring 19 of the game’s final 24 points to clinch a 104–96 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans in their first matchup without Stephen Curry. The closing stretch showcased the team’s resilience and balanced effort, compensating for the absence of their star player and maintaining control when it mattered most.
“We knew we had to step up collectively,” said a Warriors player after the game.
The strong finish demonstrated Golden State’s ability to adjust under pressure, relying on teamwork and timely execution to secure the win.
Author’s summary: Golden State overcame a late deficit with a team-driven rally to win 104–96 against the Pelicans in their first game without Stephen Curry.
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