Warriors vs Thunder

While the Golden State Warriors suffered another road loss on Tuesday night, superstar point guard Steph Curry made history vs. the OKC Thunder.

Draymond Green and Andre Iguodala are probable as the Golden State Warriors visit the Oklahoma City Thunder, with Andrew Wiggins out for the ninth straight ...

Speaking of players who are unique, lanky, and fun, I’m already looking forward to Golden State playing OKC next year so we can watch Holmgren, the No. He’s missing his first game since October. Hopefully he’s able to play today and keep building some momentum and cohesion. [Los Angeles Lakers](https://www.silverscreenandroll.com), the [Golden State Warriors](https://www.goldenstateofmind.com) will [look to get back on track tonight](https://www.goldenstateofmind.com/2023/3/7/23628882/nba-2023-preview-golden-state-warriors-oklahoma-city-thunder-stephen-curry-shai-gilgeous-alexander) against the upstart [Oklahoma City Thunder](https://www.welcometoloudcity.com). Given how much Wiggins likes to keep his personal life private, we may never know what is going on, and that’s just fine. The ninth straight game missed by Wiggins, as his absence nears the month-long mark.

Warriors at Thunder: How to watch, lineups, injury reports and broadcast for Tuesday.

Andre Iguodala is probable due to hip soreness. Warriors: Draymond Green is probable due to hand soreness. Jalen Williams is questionable due to a wrist sprain.

The Golden State Warriors (34-32) play against the Oklahoma City Thunder (31-34) at Paycom Center Live Stream: fuboTV (Watch for free) NBA League Pass: The ...

[@Aaron Wiggins](https://twitter.com/Aaron_Wiggins_)before tonight’s game. the Warriors if he was healthy – [@Josh Giddey](https://twitter.com/joshgiddey). [#dubnation](https://twitter.com/search?q=%23dubnation)theories. He flung it to the ground as play resumed – Warriors say Kevon Looney (back soreness) will play tonight. The Thunder are 13/25 from three at the break. He was huge.” – He also has made a season-high 10 3-pointers – He has been huge tonight and the Warriors have gotten off the first punch in this half. We feed off of it a lot of times.” – He never wavered in his aggressiveness and confidence.” –

The Warriors visit the Thunder on Tuesday as we continue our NBA odds series with a Warriors-Thunder prediction, pick, and how to watch.

The Thunder play at a frantic pace as they attempt the most shots per game in the league. Contrary to their opponents tonight, the Thunder do most of their work inside the arc as their 55.6 points in the paint per game ranks third in the NBA. His 1.7 steals and 1.1 blocks show his versatility as he has developed into one of the premier guards in the league. The X-factor for the Thunder tonight is wing Josh Giddey. In addition to his incredible offensive production, the 24-year-old has been a menace on the defensive end. The return of Steph could also do wonders for the stock of Klay Thompson. Steph dropped 38 points and 12 assists the last time Golden State visited Oklahoma City as he should be in line for a big night tonight. Golden State saw a five-game winning streak get snapped in Sunday’s loss to the Lakers but they did get some good news via the return of Steph Curry. They are the single-best passing team in the league thanks to their 29.6 APG. The Thunder covered 61% of their games while 59% went over. The Warriors covered 48% of their games while 56% went over the projected point total. [Golden State Warriors](/nba/golden-state-warriors) (34-31) visit the [Oklahoma City Thunder](/nba/oklahoma-city-thunder) (30-34) on Tuesday night!

Grading Steph Curry, Draymond Green, Klay Thompson, Jonathan Kuminga, and the rest of the Golden State Warriors in the team's 138-127 loss to the Oklahoma ...

Looney was a late addition to the injury report, and a game-time decision. In the other half, he plays a good chunk of minutes and looks awesome. Was that the reason he came off the bench, played limited minutes, and didn’t play very well? He struggled a bit more when he played in the second half, though. He hit them when they were making a run and stealing the momentum. He hit them when the Warriors were falling behind and desperately needed a shot. In half of Green’s games, he plays only a few minutes and looks pretty bad. He had his moments, but was a little over-eager on some plays, and slow to rotate on others. His athleticism was on full display, with numerous dunks, layups, and free throws earned from cutting to the rim with good timing and authority. Time to break out a whole bunch of red pen and grade the players. This game was a shining example of what the Warriors want Kuminga to do on offense. But he’s still the first person anyone is going to look at when the team is struggling to play good defense, fair or not.