Warriors Collapse vs Clippers

0:00It's March 3rd. Here's your Golden State Warriors news in two minutes. Subscribe to Stay Locked in All Season. The Golden State Warriors suffered a shock and collapse on Monday night at Chase Center, blowing a 17-point lead to lose to the Los Angeles. Clippers, 114-101. They dominated early with tight defense and sharp passing, leading by 12 after the first quarter in 14 and a half time. But the Clippers flipped the script, outscoring Golden State 72-45 in the second half for their biggest comeback win of the night. Brandon Podzyyemsky stepped up big as the leading scorer with 22 points, but 20 of those came in the first half on efficient shooting. He went cold later, managing just two points in the third quarter and nothing in the fourth while struggling from the field. The team's hot start simply fizzled out against the Clipper Squad that found its rhythm right when it mattered. Dremon Green shadowed Kawaii Leonard closely early on, holding him to eight points through half time while posting a plus-7 rating himself.

1:00But Leonard heated up in the second half, dropping 15 points on sharp shooting and finishing as a plus-12 in the fourth quarter. Green ended up minus 21 as the match-up swung the Clippers way. A surprise standout was Nate Williams, a player on a two-way contract from Napa's prolific prep. His fourth game and four nights, the 27-year-old matched his career high with 18 points on five of eight shooting, including three. Three's. He played 22 minutes off the bench, bringing energy when the Warriors needed it most. This marks Golden State's second-stray loss, dropping their record to 31 wins and 30 losses in the 2025-26 season. Short-handed without Steph Curry and juggling a thin rotation. Coach Steve Curry had to mix lineups, but the collapse leaves them searching for consistency ahead. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner. Your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com