Warriors Rally Falls Short Against Top-Seeded Thunder Without Steph Curry

Golden State battles back from a 19-point deficit but loses 105-101 as Curry remains sidelined with knee soreness.

The Warriors have now dropped three consecutive games, marking their first losing streak of the season, and hold a 12-6 record.
Steph Curry missed the game due to soreness in both knees and is considered day-to-day, leaving Golden State short-handed against the Western Conference's top team.
After a slow start and falling behind by 19 points, the Warriors dominated the middle quarters, outscoring the Thunder 60-45 and briefly taking the lead in the fourth quarter.
Jonathan Kuminga returned from illness to score 19 points, while reserve guard Pat Spencer provided a surprising spark off the bench during a career-high 15 minutes of play.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the Thunder with a game-high 35 points, including a clutch step-back three-pointer in the final minute to seal the win.