Warriors Beat Nuggets Behind Stephen Curry’s 36-Point Explosion
Golden State Continues Hot Streak with Big Win Over Denver
The Golden State Warriors are officially heating up at the right time. After road wins over the Grizzlies and Lakers, they returned home and beat the Denver Nuggets 118-104 in a statement win. Stephen Curry led the way with 36 points, including seven made threes, reminding fans and foes that he’s still one of the league’s most dangerous scorers. The Warriors Beat Nuggets in an impressive and crucial game, showcasing their strong form.
Jokić Shines, But Warriors Dominate Late
Denver’s Nikola Jokić did everything he could with 33 points, 12 rebounds, and 9 assists, but the Nuggets were missing key pieces like Jamal Murray and Christian Braun. After a rough first quarter where Golden State allowed 44 points, the defense responded with intensity and focus, leading to a Warriors Beat Nuggets final score that delighted the home crowd.
Podziemski and Defense Seal the Deal
Rookie Brandin Podziemski had one of his best games, scoring 26 points with 8 boards and 6 dimes, adding a needed spark on both ends. Golden State held Denver to just 60 points over the final three quarters, showing the kind of defensive effort needed for a deep playoff run. The victory, Warriors Beat Nuggets, was a testament to their defensive resolve.
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Warriors Eye the Playoffs
The win boosts Golden State to 46-31, while Denver drops to 47-31. Though the Nuggets hold the tiebreaker, the Warriors’ 20-2 record when Curry and Butler play is making headlines. If this team stays healthy, they’re more than a dark horse — they’re dangerous. The Warriors Beat NUGGETS once again, sending a strong message to the rest of the league.
Up Next: Rockets on the Road
Golden State travels to face the Houston Rockets on Sunday, April 6. With postseason seeding on the line, expect another focused performance from a team finding its rhythm at the perfect time.
