The Warriors reversed the Nuggets! Curry scored an amazing 42 points, Kuminga +2 was a solid substitute, and Bojie had a side effect!

In the regular season match between the Warriors and the Nuggets on October 24, 2025, the Warriors fell behind in the first half of this game, but through the third quarter, the Warriors could still get closer. The Nuggets widened the point gap again in the final quarter, but the Warriors were not only able to drag the game into overtime, but also dominated the situation in overtime, eventually reversing the Nuggets 137-131.

There were 7 Warriors in double figures in the game, and the two most eye-catching points are definitely Curry and Butler. Especially Curry, he went berserk in the third quarter and helped the team close the score difference. There can also be continuous output in the final quarter and overtime. More importantly, Curry did a very good job in connection and defense. He scored 42 points, 7 assists, 3 steals and 1 block. He was already superb.

Butler also performed very well. His biggest focus is his ability to cause damage, and he can solve problems with his personal ability. There was also a three-pointer that sealed the game in overtime, plus excellent defensive pressure. With 21 points in the game, he and Curry took away the game.

Kuminga's stability is getting better and better now. His biggest surprise is that he doesn't play randomly. Not only can he pass the ball, he also handles the ball very well. More importantly, Kuminga's talent bonus and full offensive efficiency allowed him to score 12 points on 5-of-8 shots. He has stabilized his output.

As for the bench, the two points are also very stable. One is Richard. Although he is a rookie, he has contributed to rebounding, air-cutting, and defense. He can provide all-round output and deserves to be cultivated in the future. Horford's hard work is very good. He can run throughout the game and maintain stable output on the offensive end. There is no problem with the help he provides on offense and defense. This kind of veteran is too important to the team in key battles.

But unfortunately, Bojie's performance at this point is still not good enough. Especially in the final quarter when the team temporarily took the lead, he dribbled the ball near the free throw line all by himself during that period, which ultimately disrupted the rhythm of the offensive end. Because it was impossible for him to provide excellent connection while dribbling, and he also had a three-pointer, which caused Podger to be a complete side effect on the offensive end, and Cole was forced to replace him.