Golden State Warriors vs Philadelphia 76ers Full Game Highlights - March 1, 2025| NBA Regular Season

10 30-point games, including a 42-point game. So he likes to play on the road in Philadelphia. Obviously, a lot of people here just to see him play. Grimes makes it 4-0 early on, though, Philadelphia. And forced that difficult fadeaway. Post missed the three. He was huge off the bench with 18 points on Thursday. Catch and shoot, Curry. Good! 1 of 7, and it was the 3 by Curry. The two teams, they combined 3 for 15 so far. George from deep. Philly with an early two-point lead. Great hesitation that time by Grimes. And he gets in the lane and scores with the left hand. Now, the Warriors a little sloppy early on. That's one of the issues of not having Jimmy Butler has really been a stabilizing force. Here's Moody. Reverse layup is good. And a foul on Drummond. A chance and a three-point play for Moody. Because it's really such a fine line in what they are looking for in terms of the gather and when they go up to release the basketball. Curry now with six points. But it does give you clarity as a team now going forward. You're not constantly looking for that guy's return. This is now what you have going forward. And Dave, look, this is a veteran team. Maxie floater, no. Maxie yet to score. 0 for 4 from the floor. Curry pulls up from 30 feet. Around and down for Curry. And another great bounce for him. He saw a couple of those the other night in Orlando. He is absolutely starting to get lathered up and feeling it. And look how far out now Philadelphia's defense has to extend. Grimes feeling it as well. 4 of 4, 2 of 2 from 3. He's got 10. Curry coming off the screen. Great pass with the left hand. Count the basket for Peyton and 1. Loose ball into the hands of Grimes. Driving, pulling up, Grimes. Cairns, another one. He's 5 of 5 from the floor. They needed all of those to escape with that win in Orlando. They also don't win the game without putting post-18 points at a critical time in the game when they were down 15. 3-pointer from Jeff Doughton, fourth-year player from Rhode Island. On his fifth NBA team, that gives Philly the lead. Pajewski comes back, ties it up. Lonnie Walker recently signing with Philadelphia, had been playing in Lithuania. It's his fourth game with the Sixers. Yabasele swishes home the 3 ball over green. To be really in the area to bother him on that shot. Got 9 points in 8 minutes off the bench. Walker catch and shoot. Good on the triple. Curry racing into the front court. Fires to Moody on the baseline. Peyton comes free, gives it up. Extra pass, Looney with the slam. Got the Sixers to commit to him, and some heads were following him around the floor. And you get the 2-on-1 on the weak side as a result. Oubre, spot on, nails it. And he has helped with the growth of Evan Mobley. He has helped also with a guy like Ty Jerome's impact. So I've seen him grow in ways. Joel Embiid will miss the rest of the year. But they do have Paul George and Maxie. Decent surrounding cast, including Grimes, who's 6 of 6 from the floor. Curry moves to his left, lets it fly. Front rim, no. Drum and rebounds, and nobody down court for the Warriors. An easy dunk for Grimes. With guys like Grimes and Oubre getting going. Grimes with one, gets a good look, and he drills it. Swishing home a 3, he goes 8 of 9, 4 of 4 from 3 in the first half. Curry has 19 points, 6 of 11 from the floor, 3 of 7 from 3. Green finally on the board. And count that, plus a foul, a 3-point chance. Billy, 11 of 16 from 3 as a team. Golden State, 7 of 23, 30%. Maxie, 0 for 6, 0 for 1 from 3, 0 for 10 from 3 in their last game against the Knicks. Doing your job as a star. If you've got multiple defenders, you have to trust guys on the other side of the floor. Grimes hits again. He's 10 of 11 from the floor. To force a turnover. That's the eighth turnover by the Warriors. Grimes on the other end, and another one goes down for Grimes. Curry splits the double-team. Drives, tries to fire it underneath, and turns it over. Bad pass. Grimes in the open court, challenged by Pachemski. Count it, and a foul. State is really this end of the floor. They're going to score enough points to give themselves a chance to win, but they just cannot string together stuff. Here's one, forcing the turnover. Get out and run. Make things easier when you're active defensively. And the play in tournament. Grimes finally misses, but tracks down the miss. Just his second miss of the night. He hangs and finishes with the second chance basket. He'll let it fly here, and drain it. Steph Curry with four three-pointers. And the two threes that Post hit really set that up. Andre Drummond did not want to leave Post that time, so Curry came off clean. Pachemski with the block, kept the live drum, and the tip by Maxey. Tied for LeBron James for seventh most in NBA history. Post gets two cracks at it. Can't make it either time. And cleaned up inside. Count the basket for Payton, and one. Wanted a foul, didn't get it. Payton finds Curry. Step back three for Steph. Curry's fifth three. Boston coming off a loss last night to Cleveland. Curry trying to get free. Reverse layup is good as he hits the deck. What a shot by Curry. On the other side, and absorbs some contact with that finish. Six-point game, three minutes to go. In the third, Grimes drives and scores again, matching his career high with 36. But really, to me, it's been the playmaking that has been a big difference maker for them. It's a matter of time before he's gonna start making shots. Grimes with another bucket, a new career high, 38 points. We're here with Quinton Grimes already with a career high, but with the Warriors starting to apply a little more pressure, how do you need to adjust to keep rolling in the fourth? Championship-level team. I'm gonna stick to our principles, trust each other, keep playing hard, and we'll be all right in the fourth quarter. To see that you guys dropped in February than you did the previous two months. Yabasale drills a three-pointer. And that play in group. Four fouls on Quinton Post. Paul George rainbows that one through. When you get that contact and that time, Warriors able to get the turnover. Great pass, Curry, green downhill for the layup. Another assist for Curry, his ninth. Diehl, wrap around to Post, who was posting up and missed the shot. Poked out, ends up in the hands of Heald, and he banks it in. Maxey struggling, two of 11. Not really looking for a shot at all tonight. Paul George, wide open. And the three rattles home for Paul George. Here's Maxey. Let's see if he attacks. He was able to get to the bucket at will the other night, just hanging out on the perimeter. George nails another one. Back-to-back threes for Paul George. Cook a little bit now. You can just tell Tyrese Maxey is just not feeling it offensively. Green scores on the drive. His offense has really been unlocked here in the second half. Lets it fly. No good. Maxey has now missed 12 straight three-point attempts. Curry sneaking down court. And Curry with the dunk! The picture! Jeff Curry's last dunk in a game was six years and eight days ago. Santos gonna get a dunk. Bad turnover by Philly out of the timeout, and it's a three-point game. Worse than that leads to an easy two for Golden State. And now a turnover. Curry ahead to Payton. Three straight jams led by Santos. And poked out to Maxey. The last Warrior lead was midway through the second quarter. Grimes with a three! He's got 41! Grimes is 17 of 22, six of nine for three for Philly. Green driving, and that one wouldn't fall. Rebound Payton, and he sticks it home. Santos thought about it, instead drives. May have traveled. Count the basket off glass. Two-point game. Curry, oh what a no-look pass underneath to Payton! He faked out the defense and found the cutter. A cutter in the lane, the middle of the lane, knowing all along he was gonna go to the baseline side. Grimes attacking, count it, 43 for Grimes. Should have been 14 assists, but Moody could not get the bunny. Maxey, Yabusele, spot on three, hit it! Yabusele off the bench! Moody with five, trying to drive. Good defense by George. Bounce to Green, extra pass, Santos! Got it to fall, plus a foul! Chance at a three-point play. Inbound to George, he's doubled, pulls it back. Timer at five, George puts it on the floor. Tough shot, and he hits the fadeaway! Quinton Grimes with a career night. 44 points. As the nine-game losing streak, the longest in history.