Clippers vs Warriors: Low-Scoring Grind

0:00This is Corey with Golden State Warriors News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. The Los Angeles Clippers face the Golden State Warriors tonight at Chase Center in a key Western conference battle. Just 2.5 games separate them in the standings as both teams push for better spots in the tight Pacific Division. This marks their third match up this season, with each squad winning on its home floor so far. The Warriors come in shaky after a 129-101 home loss to the Lakers, part of 6 defeats in their last 8-ad, Chase Center. Meanwhile, the Clippers gain steam with a 137-137-017 round of New Orleans, ending a 3-game slide. Darius Garland's debut at Spark for Los Angeles, promising better playmaking late in the year. Fans see big stakes here, given the Clippers 8 wins in their last 9 against Golden State, despite the Warriors long-term edge. Injuries loom large for both, Clippers missing Chris Dunn, John Collins and Bradley

1:02Beale, while Warriors sit Stephen Curry, Chris Staffs Porzingus, and others, that levels the intensity around pace in rebounding battles. Keys for the Clippers include riding Kawaii Leonard's hot scoring their 28 points of game, and controlling a slow tempo to limit transition. Keys, Golden State must lean on Drey Montgomery's passing without Curry, and grab extra boards to stay competitive at home. Experts predict the low scoring grind with the Clippers edging it out, 108-104, covering the slim spread and staying under. The total. This could shift the division race as the postseason nears. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor, Comfort, You Can Hear, Sound You Can Relax Into, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.