Warriors Snap Houston's Home Streak, Rockets Struggle

0:00Welcome to Golden State Warriors News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Golden State Warriors fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The shorthanded Golden State Warriors pulled off a narrow 115 to 113 victory over the Houston Rockets at Toyota. Center on Thursday night. Despite missing key players like Steph Curry, the Warriors got 26 points and 9 rebounds from Brandon Podziemsky to Snap Houston's home, winning Shriek against them. This win marks the first regular season meeting between the rivals since Golden State's Game 7 Triumph in the 2026 Western Conference playoffs. The Warriors now hold a perfect 5 and 0 record and best of 7 playoff series against Houston since 2015, including the last three, clenched on the road in this building. Players and coaches pointed to Houston's familiar late game woes after they built a lead in the fourth quarter, but managed just two points over the next six minutes. Now bench guard Reed Shepherd scored 30 points with sharp shooting, yet the Rockets

1:02starters struggle badly from the field. The loss drops Houston's at 38 wins and 23 losses, holding fourth place in the tight Western Conference standings, while Golden State stays at 32 and 30 for the eighth spot. Houston's half court offense has been a season long issue, leaving them just one in six and overtime games. With playoff six weeks away, the Rockets turn focus to Friday's home game against Portland at 7 p.m. central time. Their top five defense gives hope, but fixing offensive execution in crunch time remains a priority before the postseason push. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor. Comfort you can hear, sound you can relax into, S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillo.com