Warriors' Young Guns Shine in OT Upset

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 Golden State Warriors pulled off a thrilling 115-113 overtime upset against the Houston Rockets on the road, despite seven players sidelined, including Stephen Curry. With just ten active players, three on two-way contracts, they show real grit to hang on for the win. Brandon Podziemsky stepped up big time with 26 points and nine rebounds, dropping 11 in the fourth quarter and overtime, including a huge, 26-footer to take the lead late. Dremon Green delivered a classic performance too, with ten points, five rebounds, eight assists, and key defense on the Rockets star. The Anthony Melton added 23 points, three steals, and two blocks, while Gisanto's chipped in 14 points and six rebounds as the top. Plus minus player, others like Al Horford, with 17 points hit Clutch 3s to force overtime,

1:02rookie LJ Cryer scored 12 off the bench with big 3s. Mollify Leon's brought energy on defense, and Nate Williams gave solid minutes just weeks, after joining. Coach Steve Curry praised these young two-way guys for their huge contributions. This victory boosts morale and keeps the Warriors locked in the eighth seed for the play-in. Buying time until Curry returns soon. Dremon is confident Steph techs to the team he's coming back strong, and even Chris Staff's porzingus got a positive pregame workout in. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Check out the episode description. Do not just listen to the podcast. Get lost in them comfortably.