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Game covered: November 1, 2026
Final Score: Golden State Warriors 124, LA Clippers 112.
The Golden State Warriors defeated the LA Clippers 124–112 in their November 1, 2026, regular-season matchup. The result gave Golden State a 12-point victory in an important Western Conference meeting.
This article examines the matchup, player performances, scoring trends, and the statistical factors behind the result.
Clippers vs. Warriors
Chase Center • San Francisco, CA
Clippers
1 – 5
112
Final
Nov 1
124
Warriors
4 – 3
1. Game Overview: Warriors Beat Clippers 124–112
The Warriors entered the matchup looking to build momentum, while the Clippers hoped to end their difficult stretch. Golden State came away with the win, extending its winning streak to four games. The Clippers suffered their fifth consecutive defeat. NBA.com+1
The most surprising part of the game was that Golden State won without Stephen Curry and Draymond Green. Both stars rested ahead of the team’s back-to-back schedule.
Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg stepped into the spotlight with a career-high 37 points and six assists. His shooting efficiency and ability to score from beyond the three-point line helped Golden State take control.
For Los Angeles, Rui Hachimura led the scoring with 24 points. Kobe Sanders added 16 points, while Darius Garland contributed 15 points and seven assists.
The Clippers started strongly, scoring 37 points in the opening quarter. However, Golden State responded with a 34-point second quarter and maintained its advantage through the second half.
Final game summary
| Game detail | Result |
|---|---|
| Matchup | LA Clippers vs Golden State Warriors |
| Date | November 1, 2026 |
| Venue | Chase Center, San Francisco |
| Final score | Clippers 112, Warriors 124 |
| Winning team | Golden State Warriors |
| Winning margin | 12 points |
| Leading scorer | Yaxel Lendeborg |
| Highest Clippers scorer | Rui Hachimura |
| Attendance | 18,064 |
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2. Complete Player Stats: LA Clippers vs Golden State Warriors
The individual box score shows how both teams approached the game. Golden State received a major scoring contribution from Lendeborg and valuable support from its bench. Los Angeles had several productive players but could not generate enough consistent offense to overcome the Warriors.
LA Clippers player statistics
| Player | Points | Rebounds | Assists | FG |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rui Hachimura | 24 | 7 | 0 | 10/16 |
| Kobe Sanders | 16 | 3 | 0 | 6/9 |
| Darius Garland | 15 | 0 | 7 | 4/12 |
| Kris Dunn | 12 | 2 | 4 | 5/8 |
| Derrick Jones Jr. | 9 | 7 | 1 | 3/11 |
| Brook Lopez | 7 | 2 | 0 | 3/8 |
| Keaton Wagler | 7 | 4 | 4 | 2/8 |
| Isaiah Jackson | 5 | 8 | 2 | 2/7 |
| Nick Martinelli | 10 | 3 | 0 | 4/5 |
| Cam Christie | 3 | 1 | 0 | 1/2 |
| Baba Miller | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0/1 |
| Blake Wesley | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0/0 |
| Gradey Dick | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0/3 |
| Jalen Pickett | 0 | 2 | 3 | 0/1 |
Golden State Warriors player statistics
| Player | Points | Rebounds | Assists | FG |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yaxel Lendeborg | 37 | 4 | 6 | 13/19 |
| De’Anthony Melton | 21 | — | — | — |
| Brandin Podziemski | 17 | 8 | 8 | — |
| Brandon Williams | 17 | — | — | — |
| Charles Bassey | 6 | 10 | 2 | 3/6 |
| Georges Niang | 3 | 1 | 2 | 1/7 |
Sources: Official NBA and team box scores, plus Associated Press game recap. Dashes indicate statistics not reproduced here. NBA.com+2
Note: The tables highlight leading contributors and selected rotation players rather than replacing the full official box score.
3. Golden State Warriors: Top Player Performances
Golden State’s victory was a team effort, but several players made particularly important contributions. The absence of Curry and Green created opportunities for other players to take on larger responsibilities.
Yaxel Lendeborg: The star of the night
Game-high 37 points
Yaxel Lendeborg delivered the most impressive performance of the matchup. He finished with 37 points and six assists, shooting 13-of-19 from the field and 6-of-11 from three-point range.
His shooting efficiency was especially impressive. Rather than forcing difficult attempts, he found opportunities within the offense and converted them at a high rate.
Lendeborg also produced an important stretch in the third quarter. He scored five consecutive points midway through the period, helping Golden State establish a 15-point advantage at 83–68.
His 37-point performance was a career high and placed him in notable Warriors history. According to the Associated Press, he became the first Warriors rookie since Stephen Curry in 2010 to score at least 37 points in a game. He also joined Wilt Chamberlain and Rick Barry as the only Warriors players to record multiple 30-point performances within their first seven games. NBA.com
De’Anthony Melton: Important scoring support
De’Anthony Melton contributed 21 points, providing another scoring option for Golden State.
His contribution mattered because the Warriors were playing without Curry. The team needed players who could create shots, attack defensive openings, and keep the offense moving.
Melton’s scoring support helped prevent the Clippers from focusing all their defensive attention on Lendeborg.
Brandin Podziemski: A complete performance
Podziemski finished with 17 points, eight rebounds, and eight assists.
His near triple-double demonstrated his versatility. He contributed as a scorer, helped control the defensive glass, and created opportunities for teammates.
Although he started slowly, he became increasingly influential as the game progressed.
Brandon Williams: Bench scoring
Williams added 17 points off the bench. His contribution was particularly valuable because Golden State received 40 points from its reserves.
Strong bench production is often important during the NBA regular season, especially when key starters are resting. The Warriors demonstrated that they could maintain offensive pressure even without their two biggest stars.
Charles Bassey: Rebounding presence
Bassey recorded 10 rebounds and six points. His work on the glass helped Golden State compete for second-chance opportunities and limit the Clippers’ offensive possessions.
His performance may not have attracted as much attention as Lendeborg’s scoring, but his rebounding contribution was useful in maintaining the Warriors’ advantage.
4. LA Clippers: Top Player Performances
The Clippers had several players who produced respectable individual numbers. However, their contributions were not enough to secure a win.
Rui Hachimura: Leading scorer for Los Angeles
24 points
Hachimura was the Clippers’ leading scorer, finishing with 24 points and seven rebounds.
He made 10 of 16 field-goal attempts, giving him a strong 62.5% shooting percentage. He also connected on four of seven three-point attempts.
His efficient shooting was one of the biggest positives for Los Angeles. He found ways to score from different areas of the floor and gave the Clippers a reliable offensive option.
However, his strong performance was not enough to overcome Golden State’s scoring balance.
Kobe Sanders: Effective outside shooting
Sanders contributed 16 points, three rebounds, and four made three-pointers.
He shot six of nine from the field and four of six from beyond the arc. His 66.7% overall field-goal percentage demonstrated how efficiently he converted his opportunities.
His performance was especially useful when the Clippers needed additional perimeter scoring.
Darius Garland: Playmaking and scoring
Garland recorded 15 points and seven assists.
His role was important because he helped organize the Clippers’ offense and create scoring chances for teammates.
However, he struggled with his outside shooting, making just one of seven three-point attempts. He finished four of 12 overall from the field.
His seven assists were a positive contribution, but Los Angeles needed more efficient scoring from its backcourt.
Kris Dunn: Defensive energy
Dunn finished with 12 points, four assists, and seven steals.
His seven steals were a remarkable defensive contribution and showed how actively he disrupted Golden State’s ball movement.
He also made five of eight field-goal attempts, giving Los Angeles useful offensive production.
Despite his defensive work, the Clippers could not consistently turn those opportunities into enough points to take control.
Isaiah Jackson: Rebounding contribution
Jackson recorded eight rebounds, five points, and two assists.
His rebounding helped Los Angeles compete physically near the basket. However, the Clippers needed more consistent production across the rotation to match Golden State’s offense.
5. Quarter-by-Quarter Scoring Breakdown
The game developed through four competitive quarters, but Golden State’s second-quarter response changed the direction of the matchup.
| Quarter | LA Clippers | Golden State Warriors |
|---|---|---|
| First quarter | 37 | 29 |
| Second quarter | 20 | 34 |
| Third quarter | 28 | 29 |
| Fourth quarter | 27 | 32 |
| Final score | 112 | 124 |
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First quarter: Clippers start strong
Los Angeles opened the game with an aggressive offensive approach, scoring 37 points in the first quarter.
The Clippers found scoring opportunities through their perimeter players and inside offense. Their early production put Golden State under pressure and suggested that Los Angeles could control the contest.
Golden State scored 29 points, staying within eight points despite the Clippers’ strong start.
Second quarter: Warriors take control
The second quarter was the turning point.
Golden State scored 34 points while holding Los Angeles to 20. This 14-point advantage erased the Clippers’ early lead and gave the Warriors a six-point halftime advantage.
The Warriors improved their offensive execution and received contributions from several players. Their ability to score without depending on Curry helped them establish control.
Third quarter: Lendeborg creates separation
Golden State continued its strong performance after halftime.
Lendeborg scored five consecutive points during an important stretch, helping the Warriors establish a 15-point advantage at 83–68.
The Clippers responded with 28 points, but Golden State added 29 and maintained its advantage heading into the final quarter.
Fourth quarter: Golden State closes the game
Los Angeles scored 27 points in the fourth quarter, but Golden State answered with 32.
The Warriors protected their lead and avoided allowing the Clippers to build a comeback. Their offensive balance and effective shot-making helped them finish the game with a 12-point victory.
6. Team Statistics: Clippers vs Warriors
Team statistics provide a broader explanation of why Golden State won. Individual scoring performances matter, but shooting efficiency, rebounds, assists, turnovers, and three-point shooting often determine the final result.
Here are the main statistical comparisons from the matchup.
| Team statistic | LA Clippers | Warriors |
|---|---|---|
| Total points | 112 | 124 |
| Field goals made | 40 | — |
| Field-goal attempts | 91 | — |
| Field-goal percentage | 44.0% | — |
| Three-pointers made | 14 | — |
| Three-point attempts | 39 | — |
| Three-point percentage | 35.9% | — |
| Free throws made | 18 | — |
| Free-throw attempts | 19 | — |
| Rebounds | 42 | — |
| Assists | 22 | — |
| Steals | 11 | — |
| Turnovers | 14 | — |
Source: NBA official box score. Dashes indicate figures not reproduced in this comparison. NBA.com+1
Shooting efficiency
The Clippers made 40 of 91 field-goal attempts, finishing with a 44% shooting percentage.
Hachimura and Sanders were particularly efficient, but the team’s overall production was not enough to match Golden State.
Lendeborg’s 13-of-19 shooting performance was an important reason the Warriors scored 124 points.
Three-point shooting
The Clippers made 14 of 39 three-point attempts, shooting 35.9%.
Sanders made four three-pointers, while Hachimura also connected four times from beyond the arc.
Golden State benefited from Lendeborg’s six three-pointers. His ability to score from long range created additional space for the Warriors’ offense.
Rebounding battle
Los Angeles collected 42 rebounds, while Charles Bassey led the Warriors’ individual rebounding effort with 10.
Rebounding is important because it determines which team gets additional possessions and how effectively a team can finish defensive stops.
Bassey’s contribution helped Golden State maintain its presence around the basket.
Ball movement and assists
The Clippers recorded 22 assists. Garland led the team with seven.
Podziemski contributed eight assists for Golden State, demonstrating his value as a playmaker.
His passing helped create scoring opportunities for teammates and reduced the need for one player to handle every offensive possession.
Defensive pressure
Dunn recorded seven steals for Los Angeles, an outstanding individual defensive performance.
However, Golden State’s offensive depth helped it overcome the Clippers’ defensive pressure. The Warriors continued to find scoring opportunities through different players.
7. Why Did the Warriors Win Against the Clippers?
The 124–112 result was not simply about one outstanding scoring performance. Several factors combined to give Golden State the advantage.
1. Lendeborg’s exceptional shooting
The rookie’s 37 points gave Golden State a reliable scoring leader. His 68.4% field-goal percentage and six three-pointers made him extremely difficult to defend.
2. Strong bench production
Golden State received 40 points from its reserves. That contribution was especially important with Curry and Green resting.
3. Better second-quarter execution
The Warriors outscored Los Angeles 34–20 in the second quarter. That stretch changed the momentum and gave Golden State a lead it maintained for the rest of the game.
4. Multiple scoring options
Melton, Podziemski, Williams, and Lendeborg all made meaningful offensive contributions. This balanced production made the Warriors less predictable.
5. Consistent scoring after halftime
Golden State scored 29 points in the third quarter and 32 in the fourth. The team avoided a major scoring slowdown and successfully protected its advantage.
8. Why Did the LA Clippers Lose?
The Clippers had a strong first quarter and several efficient individual performances. Nevertheless, they could not maintain that level throughout the game.
Here are some of the biggest reasons behind the loss.
A difficult second quarter
Los Angeles scored only 20 points in the second period. This allowed Golden State to erase the early deficit and take the lead.
The Clippers needed a better offensive response during this stretch.
Limited scoring consistency
Hachimura and Sanders played efficiently, but the Clippers needed more consistent production from their other offensive players.
Garland scored 15 points but struggled from three-point range. Other players also had difficulty converting their shooting opportunities.
Golden State’s offensive depth
The Warriors had several players capable of scoring. When one player was not producing, another could contribute.
This depth was especially important because Golden State rested Curry and Green.
Difficulty stopping Lendeborg
Lendeborg’s 37-point performance created a major defensive problem for Los Angeles.
The Clippers were unable to consistently limit his scoring opportunities, particularly from the perimeter.
A losing streak continues
The defeat extended the Clippers’ losing streak to five games. The team needed to improve its defensive consistency and find a more dependable offensive rhythm. NBA.com
9. Fantasy Basketball Takeaways
This matchup also offered useful information for fantasy basketball players.
Fantasy managers often evaluate points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, three-pointers, and shooting percentages. A player’s overall contribution can matter more than the final team result.
Here are the biggest fantasy basketball takeaways.
| Player | Main fantasy contribution |
|---|---|
| Yaxel Lendeborg | 37 points, 6 assists, 6 three-pointers |
| Brandin Podziemski | 17 points, 8 rebounds, 8 assists |
| Rui Hachimura | 24 points, 7 rebounds |
| De’Anthony Melton | 21 points |
| Kris Dunn | 12 points, 7 steals |
| Kobe Sanders | 16 points, 4 three-pointers |
| Charles Bassey | 6 points, 10 rebounds |
Best fantasy performer: Yaxel Lendeborg
Lendeborg delivered an outstanding fantasy performance because he contributed heavily in scoring, assists, and three-point shooting.
His 37 points were the biggest individual scoring total of the game.
Best all-around contribution: Brandin Podziemski
Podziemski’s combination of points, rebounds, and assists made him valuable across multiple fantasy categories.
His eight rebounds and eight assists were particularly useful for managers who value well-rounded performances.
Best defensive fantasy contribution: Kris Dunn
Dunn’s seven steals were a major positive. Steals can have significant value in fantasy basketball formats that reward defensive statistics.
Best Clippers scoring option: Rui Hachimura
Hachimura was the most productive Clippers player in terms of points. His 24-point performance and efficient shooting made him a standout despite the team’s loss.
Fantasy takeaway: One game should not determine long-term player rankings. Managers should also consider minutes, role, opponent, injury status, and upcoming schedule.
10. What This Result Means for Both Teams
Golden State Warriors: Building momentum
Golden State had several reasons to feel positive after this victory.
Winning without Curry and Green demonstrated that the team had other players capable of taking responsibility. Lendeborg’s breakout performance was particularly encouraging.
The Warriors also received useful contributions from their bench, which can become important during a long NBA season.
Podziemski’s playmaking and Melton’s scoring gave the team additional offensive options.
The biggest takeaway was the ability to maintain offensive production even without two established stars.
LA Clippers: Finding consistency
The Clippers had some positive individual performances, particularly from Hachimura, Sanders, Garland, and Dunn.
However, the team needed to improve its consistency across all four quarters.
A strong opening period was not enough because Golden State responded with better execution in the second quarter.
Los Angeles also needed to find more reliable ways to contain perimeter scorers and prevent opposing players from gaining confidence.
For the Clippers, the next step was turning individual performances into better team results.
11. Head-to-Head Context: Clippers vs Warriors Rivalry
The LA Clippers and Golden State Warriors are Western Conference rivals who regularly compete for important conference positioning.
Their matchups often feature different basketball styles. Golden State is known for perimeter shooting, ball movement, and offensive spacing, while the Clippers have traditionally emphasized physical defense, versatile scoring, and half-court execution.
This particular game highlighted the importance of roster depth.
Golden State managed to score 124 points without Curry and Green. The performance showed that younger players and supporting contributors could step forward when the regular starters were unavailable.
For Los Angeles, the matchup highlighted the need for defensive consistency. The team had enough offensive talent to score 112 points, but it struggled to stop Golden State during important stretches.
The result also gave the Warriors their fourth consecutive win and extended the Clippers’ losing streak to five games. NBA.com
12. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Who won the LA Clippers vs Golden State Warriors game on November 1, 2026?
The Golden State Warriors defeated the LA Clippers 124–112. Golden State produced a strong second quarter and maintained its advantage throughout the second half.
2. Who scored the most points in the game?
Yaxel Lendeborg led all players with 37 points. He also recorded six assists and made six three-pointers.
3. How many points did Rui Hachimura score?
Rui Hachimura scored 24 points for the Clippers. He also recorded seven rebounds and made 10 of 16 field-goal attempts.
4. Did Stephen Curry play against the Clippers?
No. Stephen Curry rested for the matchup as Golden State managed its lineup during a back-to-back schedule. Draymond Green also rested.
5. How did Brandin Podziemski perform?
Podziemski finished with 17 points, eight rebounds, and eight assists. His all-around performance helped Golden State maintain offensive balance.
6. Who led the Clippers in assists?
Darius Garland led Los Angeles with seven assists. He also scored 15 points during the game.
7. How many three-pointers did Yaxel Lendeborg make?
Lendeborg made six of 11 attempts from three-point range, finishing with a 54.5% three-point shooting percentage.
8. Who had the most rebounds in the game?
Charles Bassey led the Warriors with 10 rebounds. Isaiah Jackson led the Clippers with eight rebounds.
9. How many points did Kobe Sanders score?
Kobe Sanders scored 16 points, grabbed three rebounds, and made four three-pointers for the Clippers.
10. What was the biggest turning point of the game?
The second quarter was the biggest turning point. Golden State outscored Los Angeles 34–20, turning an eight-point first-quarter deficit into a six-point halftime lead.
11. Where was the game played?
The game was played at Chase Center in San Francisco, California. The arena hosted 18,064 fans for the matchup.
12. Where can fans find the official box score?
Fans can view the complete player statistics, shooting percentages, rebounds, assists, steals, and other game information through the official NBA website.
13. Final Verdict: Warriors Deliver a Complete Team Performance
The November 1 matchup between the LA Clippers and Golden State Warriors provided an impressive example of how team depth can influence an NBA result.
Golden State won 124–112 despite resting Stephen Curry and Draymond Green. Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg became the biggest story with a career-high 37 points and six assists.
Brandin Podziemski contributed 17 points, eight rebounds, and eight assists, while De’Anthony Melton added 21 points. Brandon Williams also scored 17 points off the bench.
For the Clippers, Rui Hachimura led with 24 points, while Kobe Sanders scored 16 and Darius Garland added 15 points and seven assists. Kris Dunn also made an impact with seven steals.
The most important difference was Golden State’s ability to respond after falling behind in the first quarter. Its 34-point second quarter changed the momentum and allowed the team to control the rest of the contest.
For fans researching la clippers vs golden state warriors match player stats, the biggest takeaway is Yaxel Lendeborg’s breakout performance, supported by Golden State’s balanced scoring and strong second-half execution.
The Clippers showed offensive potential but need greater consistency to turn individual performances into victories. Meanwhile, the Warriors demonstrated that their supporting players can make a meaningful difference when their biggest stars are unavailable.