By rikififi90 
The Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia is buzzing this Saturday, March 1, 2025, as the Golden State Warriors take on the Philadelphia 76ers in an electrifying NBA matchup. With 2:07 left in the first quarter, the scoreboard reads 30-24 in favor of the Warriors, driven by a stellar start from Stephen Curry, who has already racked up 12 points, including three long-range shots. The game, still in its early stages, showcases Golden State’s dominance against a 76ers squad fighting to rally at home, where they hold a 10-20 record this season. The contest remains in progress, with both teams in the bonus, setting the stage for more action as the first period winds down.
Curry ignited the game from the tip-off, sinking a three-pointer at the 10:30 mark, and has since orchestrated the Warriors’ offense with four assists while grabbing key defensive rebounds. Brazilian rookie Gui Santos chips in with three points from a 23-foot jumper at 2:39, assisted by Curry, adding to the visitors’ edge. On the 76ers’ side, Quentin Grimes keeps them in contention with 12 flawless points, while Tyrese Maxey struggles, missing all five of his attempts. The first half is far from over, leaving room for shifts in momentum.
The Warriors, boasting a 32-27 record and riding a five-game winning streak, contrast sharply with the 76ers’ 20-38 mark and nine consecutive losses. Fans in Philly witness a clash of styles: Golden State’s fluid attack against the hosts’ desperate bid to climb out of the Atlantic Division cellar. The current score favors the visitors, but the game is still unfolding.
Curry got it from deep 👌
📺 #NBAonABC pic.twitter.com/O7DrnlEPcb
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) March 2, 2025
Curry sets the tone early for Warriors
Stephen Curry is calling the shots from the outset. With 12 points in just 9 minutes, he’s hitting 4 of 7 field goals, 3 of 5 from beyond the arc, and a perfect free throw, showcasing his sharpshooting prowess. His opening three at 10:30 set the pace, followed by a layup at 5:42 and another trey at 4:56, both courtesy of Draymond Green’s playmaking. Curry’s defensive hustle shines too, snagging a rebound at 9:54 to keep possession alive.
Gui Santos, subbing in for Green at 4:27, makes an instant impact with a three-pointer at 2:39, pushing the lead to 30-24 with Curry’s assist. The Warriors are shooting 52.4% from the field and 45.5% from three, dishing out 10 assists compared to the 76ers’ 2, a testament to their crisp teamwork.
76ers fight to stay in the game
Philadelphia leans on Quentin Grimes, who matches Curry’s 12 points with a perfect 5-for-5 shooting, including two threes. His buckets at 7:15 and 5:20 keep the 76ers competitive, while Kelly Oubre Jr. adds 4 points with clutch free throws at 4:27. Andre Drummond contributes 3 points and 3 rebounds, starting the scoring with a tip-in at 11:38.
Tyrese Maxey, a key offensive cog, is off the mark, missing all five shots, including a three at 7:39. The Warriors’ defense, bolstered by blocks from Kevon Looney and Quinten Post, stifles Philly’s efforts, holding them to 42.9% shooting as they scramble to close the gap.
First quarter heats up with tight play
At the 2:07 mark, the Warriors call a timeout after Buddy Hield’s turnover out of bounds. Moments earlier, Gui Santos grabbed a defensive rebound at 2:21, thwarting Maxey’s 16-foot miss. The 30-24 score reflects a balanced rebound tally (11 each), but Golden State edges out in assists and blocks, while the 76ers lead in steals (3-2).
The game saw early lead changes, with Philly jumping to 4-0 before the Warriors surged back, tying it at 12-12 by 6:22 via Moses Moody and Gary Payton II. Since then, Curry’s hot hand has kept Golden State ahead, capitalizing on miscues like Paul George’s turnover at 8:03.
Key plays shaping the score
Standout moments define the action so far:
- 10:30: Curry nails a 26-foot three, putting Warriors on the board (3-4).
- 7:15: Grimes answers with a layup, keeping Philly ahead (6-10).
- 4:56: Curry’s three flips the lead to 17-15.
- 2:39: Santos’ long-range shot extends it to 30-24.
The first quarter rolls on, with the Warriors in command and the 76ers pushing back.
Curry and Grimes top the scorers
Curry and Grimes lead the pack with 12 points apiece. Curry’s precision stands out, hitting 3 of 5 threes and dishing 4 assists, while Grimes’ flawless 5-for-5, including 2-for-2 from deep, anchors Philly. Kevon Looney (5 points) and Gary Payton II (2 points) bolster the Warriors, while Oubre Jr.’s 4 points aid the 76ers.
Golden State’s 52.4% field goal rate outpaces Philly’s 42.9%, and their 10-2 assist edge highlights their flow. Both teams are in the bonus, potentially opening the door for more free throws as the quarter nears its end.
First half still up for grabs
With 2:07 left in the first quarter, the Warriors hold a 30-24 advantage, but the game remains wide open. Curry’s brilliance and Santos’ timely contribution fuel Golden State’s attack, while Grimes and Oubre Jr. keep the 76ers in striking distance. Tip-off came at 5:30 p.m. PST (8:30 p.m. EST), and the first half promises more twists.
The Philly crowd stays engaged as the 76ers aim to snap their skid. The Warriors, meanwhile, look to extend their streak, with the scoreline still fluid in this unfolding battle.
Upcoming NBA schedule
The regular season heats up in March. Here’s what’s next for both teams:
- March 3: Warriors at Celtics, Boston.
- March 5: 76ers at Nets, Brooklyn.
- March 7: Warriors at Bulls, Chicago.
- March 8: 76ers vs. Knicks, Philadelphia.
Tonight’s clash, still in the first quarter, is the second meeting this season, following Golden State’s 139-105 rout of Philly on January 3.
Curry’s game-changing presence
At 36, Stephen Curry reaffirms his status as an NBA legend. His 12 points align with his season average of 26.9, while his 4 assists mirror his 6.4 per-game mark. The two-time MVP (2015-16, 2021-22) drives the Warriors, third in the Pacific Division at 32-27, with a mix of scoring and playmaking.
Gui Santos, 22, seizes his chance off the bench, while the 76ers, last in the Atlantic at 20-38, need a collective spark to halt their nine-game slide. The first half continues, with the scoreboard still in play.
The Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia is buzzing this Saturday, March 1, 2025, as the Golden State Warriors take on the Philadelphia 76ers in an electrifying NBA matchup. With 2:07 left in the first quarter, the scoreboard reads 30-24 in favor of the Warriors, driven by a stellar start from Stephen Curry, who has already racked up 12 points, including three long-range shots. The game, still in its early stages, showcases Golden State’s dominance against a 76ers squad fighting to rally at home, where they hold a 10-20 record this season. The contest remains in progress, with both teams in the bonus, setting the stage for more action as the first period winds down.
Curry ignited the game from the tip-off, sinking a three-pointer at the 10:30 mark, and has since orchestrated the Warriors’ offense with four assists while grabbing key defensive rebounds. Brazilian rookie Gui Santos chips in with three points from a 23-foot jumper at 2:39, assisted by Curry, adding to the visitors’ edge. On the 76ers’ side, Quentin Grimes keeps them in contention with 12 flawless points, while Tyrese Maxey struggles, missing all five of his attempts. The first half is far from over, leaving room for shifts in momentum.
The Warriors, boasting a 32-27 record and riding a five-game winning streak, contrast sharply with the 76ers’ 20-38 mark and nine consecutive losses. Fans in Philly witness a clash of styles: Golden State’s fluid attack against the hosts’ desperate bid to climb out of the Atlantic Division cellar. The current score favors the visitors, but the game is still unfolding.
Curry got it from deep 👌
📺 #NBAonABC pic.twitter.com/O7DrnlEPcb
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) March 2, 2025
Curry sets the tone early for Warriors
Stephen Curry is calling the shots from the outset. With 12 points in just 9 minutes, he’s hitting 4 of 7 field goals, 3 of 5 from beyond the arc, and a perfect free throw, showcasing his sharpshooting prowess. His opening three at 10:30 set the pace, followed by a layup at 5:42 and another trey at 4:56, both courtesy of Draymond Green’s playmaking. Curry’s defensive hustle shines too, snagging a rebound at 9:54 to keep possession alive.
Gui Santos, subbing in for Green at 4:27, makes an instant impact with a three-pointer at 2:39, pushing the lead to 30-24 with Curry’s assist. The Warriors are shooting 52.4% from the field and 45.5% from three, dishing out 10 assists compared to the 76ers’ 2, a testament to their crisp teamwork.
76ers fight to stay in the game
Philadelphia leans on Quentin Grimes, who matches Curry’s 12 points with a perfect 5-for-5 shooting, including two threes. His buckets at 7:15 and 5:20 keep the 76ers competitive, while Kelly Oubre Jr. adds 4 points with clutch free throws at 4:27. Andre Drummond contributes 3 points and 3 rebounds, starting the scoring with a tip-in at 11:38.
Tyrese Maxey, a key offensive cog, is off the mark, missing all five shots, including a three at 7:39. The Warriors’ defense, bolstered by blocks from Kevon Looney and Quinten Post, stifles Philly’s efforts, holding them to 42.9% shooting as they scramble to close the gap.
First quarter heats up with tight play
At the 2:07 mark, the Warriors call a timeout after Buddy Hield’s turnover out of bounds. Moments earlier, Gui Santos grabbed a defensive rebound at 2:21, thwarting Maxey’s 16-foot miss. The 30-24 score reflects a balanced rebound tally (11 each), but Golden State edges out in assists and blocks, while the 76ers lead in steals (3-2).
The game saw early lead changes, with Philly jumping to 4-0 before the Warriors surged back, tying it at 12-12 by 6:22 via Moses Moody and Gary Payton II. Since then, Curry’s hot hand has kept Golden State ahead, capitalizing on miscues like Paul George’s turnover at 8:03.
Key plays shaping the score
Standout moments define the action so far:
- 10:30: Curry nails a 26-foot three, putting Warriors on the board (3-4).
- 7:15: Grimes answers with a layup, keeping Philly ahead (6-10).
- 4:56: Curry’s three flips the lead to 17-15.
- 2:39: Santos’ long-range shot extends it to 30-24.
The first quarter rolls on, with the Warriors in command and the 76ers pushing back.
Curry and Grimes top the scorers
Curry and Grimes lead the pack with 12 points apiece. Curry’s precision stands out, hitting 3 of 5 threes and dishing 4 assists, while Grimes’ flawless 5-for-5, including 2-for-2 from deep, anchors Philly. Kevon Looney (5 points) and Gary Payton II (2 points) bolster the Warriors, while Oubre Jr.’s 4 points aid the 76ers.
Golden State’s 52.4% field goal rate outpaces Philly’s 42.9%, and their 10-2 assist edge highlights their flow. Both teams are in the bonus, potentially opening the door for more free throws as the quarter nears its end.
First half still up for grabs
With 2:07 left in the first quarter, the Warriors hold a 30-24 advantage, but the game remains wide open. Curry’s brilliance and Santos’ timely contribution fuel Golden State’s attack, while Grimes and Oubre Jr. keep the 76ers in striking distance. Tip-off came at 5:30 p.m. PST (8:30 p.m. EST), and the first half promises more twists.
The Philly crowd stays engaged as the 76ers aim to snap their skid. The Warriors, meanwhile, look to extend their streak, with the scoreline still fluid in this unfolding battle.
Upcoming NBA schedule
The regular season heats up in March. Here’s what’s next for both teams:
- March 3: Warriors at Celtics, Boston.
- March 5: 76ers at Nets, Brooklyn.
- March 7: Warriors at Bulls, Chicago.
- March 8: 76ers vs. Knicks, Philadelphia.
Tonight’s clash, still in the first quarter, is the second meeting this season, following Golden State’s 139-105 rout of Philly on January 3.
Curry’s game-changing presence
At 36, Stephen Curry reaffirms his status as an NBA legend. His 12 points align with his season average of 26.9, while his 4 assists mirror his 6.4 per-game mark. The two-time MVP (2015-16, 2021-22) drives the Warriors, third in the Pacific Division at 32-27, with a mix of scoring and playmaking.
Gui Santos, 22, seizes his chance off the bench, while the 76ers, last in the Atlantic at 20-38, need a collective spark to halt their nine-game slide. The first half continues, with the scoreboard still in play.
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