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Golden State Warriors Stumble Against Boston Celtics in Home Game

In a recent face-off at the Chase Center, the Golden State Warriors and the Boston Celtics demonstrated a game of basketball that had fans on the edge of their seats. The Warriors, with a record now standing at 21-22, couldn't keep up with the Celtics' pace, closing the game at 85-125. The Celtics improved their season to an impressive 30-13.


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Golden State's Efforts and Highlights


Despite falling short in points, Golden State showed moments of brilliance throughout the game. Stephen Curry led his team with 18 points, contributing significantly alongside his four assists and three rebounds. Moses Moody also made notable contributions with 13 points, five assists, and six rebounds. However, it was not just about scoring; Kevon Looney's presence was felt on the defensive end as he grabbed seven rebounds.


The Warriors struggled from beyond the arc, converting only 26 percent of their three-point attempts into points. Their field goal percentage stood at a mere 35 percent compared to Boston's more efficient shooting night.


Boston's Dominant Performance


On the other side of the court, Boston showcased why they are considered one of this season's top contenders. Their offensive efficiency was on full display as they shot over half their field goals successfully (53 percent) and were particularly deadly from downtown hitting 42 percent of their three-point shots.


The Celtics' defense also stifled Golden State’s efforts by blocking nine shots over the course of the game while stealing possession eight times. This defensive prowess limited Golden State’s time leading to under one minute.


Looking Ahead


The Golden State Warriors will look to bounce back in their next match against Sacramento Kings at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on January 22nd at 10:00 PM EDT. Fans can catch all live action broadcasted on ESPN or follow through local networks NBCS-CA and NBCS-BA for detailed coverage.


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