Warriors Collapse, Lose to Clippers

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on Golden State Warriors news today, subscribe and stay game ready. The Golden State Warriors blew a 14-point half-time lead and fell to the Los Angeles Clippers, 111-101 on March. Second, they jumped out fast with strong defense, holding the Clippers to poor shooting in the first half for a 56-42 advantage. In the second half, everything flipped as the Clippers turned up their defense and exploded offensively. Kawaii Leonard added 15 points after the break to finish with 23. Chris Dunn scored 9 of his 16 in the fourth to take the lead. And others like Benedict Matoran and Darius Garland stepped up big. Coach Steve Kerr pointed to a team-wide collapse, saying they could not score while the Clippers locked in defensively. The Warriors shot just 33% from the field and gave up 17 points off 10 turnovers. Simon Greene set the tone early, containing Leonard, but when he rested late in the third, the Clippers outscored Golden State 53-30 from there.

1:03Now the teams sit just one-and-a-half games apart in the Western Conference with the Clippers 9th and Chasing. Golden State heads out for three-road games starting Thursday at the Rockets, then the Thunder and Jazz. Steven Curry remains sideline until at least March 13th, and Chris Staff's porzingus missed his fifth straight with an illness. This story is made possible by our sponsor. See the episode description. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is – s-o-l-i-soli-pilo.com