The Golden State Warriors remain trapped in a downward spiral, with their latest setback being a crushing defeat against the Boston Celtics. Meanwhile, the Charlotte Hornets pulled off an unexpected victory over the Dallas Mavericks, adding another twist to the NBA season.
Dennis Schröder, a world champion, is facing mounting frustrations with the Golden State Warriors. The San Francisco-based team was handed a devastating 85:125 loss by the reigning champions, the Boston Celtics, marking the Warriors’ worst home defeat in four decades. The last time they suffered such a humiliating loss was on January 15, 1985, when they fell 104-149 to the Dallas Mavericks.
- Thursday, January 23rd, 7:15 p.m.: Paris Game – San Antonio Spurs at Indiana Pacers live on ProSieben MAXX, Joyn, ran.de and in the ran app
- Sunday, January 26th, 12:55 a.m.: Detroit Pistons at Orlando Magic live on ProSieben MAXX, Joyn, ran.de and in the ran app
- Sunday, January 26th, 11:50 p.m.: Oklahoma City Thunder at Portland Trail Blazers live on ProSieben MAXX, Joyn, ran.de and in the ran app
Stephen Curry, the Warriors’ superstar, exited the game before the third quarter concluded, unable to turn the tide against the dominant Celtics. Boston’s sharpshooters sank 20 three-pointers, while Curry managed only 18 points, one of just two Warriors to reach double digits. schröder contributed seven points in 17 minutes, making just one of his four three-point attempts. Jayson Tatum led the Celtics with a standout performance.
“We’ve been humiliated in several games recently. It’s disheartening,” admitted head coach Steve Kerr.He urged his team to move on quickly, acknowledging that Boston “played exceptionally well.” With a .500 record (21-21), Golden State sits in eleventh place in the Western Conference, jeopardizing their chances of even making the play-in tournament.
Pelicans Stage Historic Comeback, Hornets Stun Mavericks
The New Orleans Pelicans, led by world champion Daniel Theis, orchestrated the moast remarkable comeback in franchise history. Trailing by 25 points, the louisiana team rallied to defeat the Utah Jazz 123:119 in overtime. Theis, who started the game, contributed four points, six assists, and eight rebounds. Despite missing star player Zion Williamson, the Pelicans (12-32) are second to last in the western Conference, while the Jazz (10-31) remain at the bottom.
The Dallas Mavericks, missing the injured Luka Doncic, continue to struggle. They fell 105-110 to the Charlotte hornets on Monday,marking their fourth loss in five games. Since late December, the Mavericks have won just three of their last twelve matchups.
Charlotte secured their eleventh win of the season in 39 games. Despite strong performances from Kyrie Irving (33 points) and Daniel Gafford (31 points, 15 rebounds), Dallas couldn’t overcome the Hornets. Maxi kleber failed to score, while LaMelo Ball led Charlotte with 23 points.
NBA Results: January 20th Highlights
Dallas Mavericks at Charlotte Hornets 105:110
Detroit Pistons at Houston Rockets 107:96
Minnesota Timberwolves at Memphis Grizzlies 106:108
Atlanta Hawks at New York Knicks 110:119
Phoenix Suns at Cleveland Cavaliers 92:118
Boston celtics at Golden State warriors 125:85
Utah Jazz at New Orleans Pelicans 119:123 OT
Chicago Bulls at Los Angeles Clippers
The Golden State Warriors’ recent struggles have reached a new low, as they suffered a humiliating 85-125 defeat at the hands of the reigning NBA champions, the Boston Celtics. This loss marks their worst home defeat in 40 years, a stark reminder of their January 15, 1985, 104-149 rout against the Dallas Mavericks. The Warriors, once a dominant force in the league, now find themselves trapped in a downward spiral that has left fans and analysts questioning the team’s ability to regain its former glory.
Dennis Schröder’s Frustrations Mount
Adding to the Warriors’ woes, Dennis schröder, a seasoned player and world champion, has expressed growing frustrations with the team’s performance. Schröder, who joined the Warriors with high expectations, has found himself unable to reverse the team’s fortunes. The loss to the celtics underscores the challenges he and his teammates face, as they struggle to find consistency and cohesion on the court.
Stephen Curry’s early Exit
The game’s most alarming moment came when Stephen Curry, the Warriors’ cornerstone and two-time MVP, exited the game before the end of the third quarter.Curry, known for his resilience and ability to single-handedly change the course of games, was unable to turn the tide this time.His early departure symbolizes the Warriors’ current predicament—a team in search of answers and solutions to its mounting problems.
Charlotte Hornets Shake up the NBA Season
In contrast to the Warriors’ struggles, the Charlotte Hornets delivered a surprising twist to the NBA season with an unexpected victory over the Dallas mavericks.This win highlights the Hornets’ potential to disrupt the league’s hierarchy and serves as a reminder of the unpredictability that makes the NBA so exciting.
Upcoming NBA Games to Watch
As the season progresses, fans can look forward to several key matchups:
- Thursday, January 23rd, 7:15 p.m.: San Antonio Spurs at Indiana Pacers (Live on ProSieben MAXX, Joyn, ran.de, and the ran app)
- Sunday, January 26th, 12:55 a.m.: Detroit Pistons at Orlando Magic (Live on ProSieben MAXX, Joyn, ran.de, and the ran app)
- Sunday, January 26th, 11:50 p.m.: Oklahoma City Thunder at Portland Trail Blazers (Live on ProSieben MAXX, Joyn, ran.de, and the ran app)
These games promise to deliver high-intensity basketball and could substantially impact the standings as teams jockey for playoff positioning.
What’s Next for the Warriors?
The Golden State Warriors are at a crossroads. With a historic defeat fresh in their minds and mounting frustrations within the team, the pressure is on to make immediate changes. Whether it’s through roster adjustments, strategic shifts, or a renewed focus on team chemistry, the Warriors must act swiftly to salvage what remains of their season. The road ahead is challenging, but in the NBA, resilience and adaptability are often the keys to turning things around.
As the NBA season continues to unfold, fans can expect more twists, surprises, and unforgettable moments. The Warriors’ struggles and the Hornets’ triumph serve as reminders that in basketball, anything can happen.
