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Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Golden State Warriors: Preview, Predictions and Picks for January 29, 2025

Updated on:
Jan 29, 2025 8:55 PM
The Oklahoma City Thunder, sitting atop the Western Conference with a impressive 37-8 record, travel to the Chase Center to take on the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday, January 29, 2025, at 10:00 PM. The Warriors, currently 11th in the West, will look to even the season series against the Thunder, who have dominated on the road with a 17-5 record. In a crucial conference matchup, the Warriors will need to bring their A-game to upset the league-leading Thunder.
Oklahoma City Thunder vs Golden State Warriors

Current Odds

OKC
GS
Over
223.5
-101
Under
223.5
-102
OKC
-9.5
-105
GS
+9.5
+100
OKC
ML
-385
GS
ML
+377

Golden State Warriors recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
1/25/25 vs Los Angeles Lakers L 118-108
1/23/25 vs Chicago Bulls W 131-106
1/22/25 @ Sacramento Kings L 123-117
1/20/25 vs Boston Celtics L 125-85
1/18/25 vs Washington Wizards W 122-114

Oklahoma City Thunder recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
1/26/25 @ Portland Trail Blazers W 118-108
1/23/25 vs Dallas Mavericks L 121-115
1/22/25 vs Utah Jazz W 123-114
1/19/25 vs Brooklyn Nets W 127-101
1/17/25 @ Dallas Mavericks L 106-98

Golden State Warriors injuries

  • Stephen Curry (PG): Out
  • Draymond Green (PF): Out
  • Jonathan Kuminga (PF): Out

Oklahoma City Thunder injuries

  • Chet Holmgren (PF): Out
  • Nikola Topic (G): Out
  • Ajay Mitchell (G): Out

Thunder vs Warriors game info

Type Info
Venue Chase Center
Location San Francisco, CA
Tip-off Wed 10:00 PM
TV ESPN

Thunder vs Warriors predictions

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is poised to take center stage for the Oklahoma City Thunder as they face off against the Golden State Warriors. With his knack for scoring, expect him to potentially drop over 30 points while also dishing out several assists. Gilgeous-Alexander’s ability to consistently fill up the stat sheet is one of the major reasons the Thunder currently lead the Western Conference. Meanwhile, Jalen Williams is looking to make a strong impact by contributing on the boards and showcasing his scoring versatility. Together, this duo could be the one-two punch that pushes OKC to dominate inside and out. And let’s not overlook Isaiah Hartenstein, who will likely be battling hard in the paint, grabbing potentially double-digit rebounds and providing key defensive plays.

On the Golden State Warriors' side, the energy might feel different without Stephen Curry’s presence due to his knee injury. However, players like Andrew Wiggins will be expected to step up their game. Wiggins could easily exceed 17 points and may take on more leadership responsibilities, especially in creating offensive opportunities for himself and his teammates. Kevon Looney will anchor the defense with his rebounding skills, which are crucial in maintaining possession and dictating the pace. Keep an eye on rising contributors like Moses Moody, who could surprise fans by adding much-needed scoring depth and defensive intensity. It’s all about team effort here, as Curry’s absence will likely need to be compensated by multiple players sharing the load.

As for the outcome, it's shaping up to be an uphill battle for the Warriors. While they've shown resilience, the Thunder’s current momentum and depth might just prove too much. Playing at the Chase Center might give the Warriors a slight edge, but Oklahoma City seems better poised for victory. With their top-tier offense and a strong defensive lineup, they seem prepared to handle whatever the Warriors throw their way. If the Thunder can keep their key players performing at a high level, it seems likely they will come out on top in this exciting Western Conference matchup. But then again, sports are full of surprises—what’s your take on who will emerge victorious?

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