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Trail Blazers Edge Warriors in Close Contest

Friday, November 21, 2025, 10:00 PM ET · Chase Center

Portland Trail Blazers 127, Golden State Warriors 123, final. Today's NBA pick is already sealed, as a hash, before kickoff.

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Who won Portland Trail Blazers vs Golden State Warriors?

Portland Trail Blazers beat Golden State Warriors 127-123 at Chase Center on November 21, 2025.

In a thrilling encounter at the Chase Center, the Portland Trail Blazers narrowly defeated the Golden State Warriors with a final score of 127-123. This victory marked the third consecutive win for Portland against Golden State this season, extending their series lead to 3-0. The matchup was significant not only for the standings but also for the ongoing rivalry between these two teams, which has seen intense competition in recent years.

The Golden State Warriors entered the game with a record of 9-9, having gone 5-5 in their last ten games. However, they were struggling recently, losing their last two games. Their scoring average over the last ten games was 112.1 points, while they allowed an average of 113.1 points per game. At home, the Warriors had a perfect record of 2-0 in their last two games, but their overall away performance had been less impressive at 3-5.

On the other hand, the Portland Trail Blazers came into this game with a 7-9 record, having won only 3 of their last 10 games. They were on a four-game losing streak, with an average of 119.3 points scored and 124.4 points allowed during this stretch. Their away record was particularly concerning, standing at 1-4.

In terms of previous meetings, the Trail Blazers had dominated the series this season, winning their earlier encounters with scores of 139-119 and 103-86. The Warriors had won one of the last four matchups, which included a significant victory in March 2025 where they defeated Portland 130-120 at home.

Injuries played a crucial role in the game, impacting both teams significantly. The Warriors were without Jimmy Butler III and Moses Moody, both sidelined due to knee injuries. For the Trail Blazers, Shaedon Sharpe was also out with a knee injury, while both Damian Lillard and Ja Morant were listed as day-to-day, with Lillard dealing with an Achilles issue and Morant with an elbow injury. Their statuses added an element of uncertainty leading up to the game, affecting the lineup strategies for both coaches.

The market had priced the Warriors as slight favorites coming into the game, reflecting their home advantage. However, the odds from the provider suggested that the Trail Blazers had a fighting chance, especially considering their previous successes against Golden State this season.

The game conditions were typical for a late November matchup, with both teams needing to adapt to the indoor environment of the Chase Center. Fans were treated to a competitive atmosphere, with both teams showcasing their offensive skills and defensive strategies.

As the game unfolded, viewers witnessed a series of intense scoring plays, particularly in the fourth quarter. Notable moments included a critical 3-foot layup by Gary Payton II, which brought the score to 119-118 in favor of the Trail Blazers. Caleb Love's back-to-back three-pointers further extended Portland's lead, while Stephen Curry responded with a step-back jumper that kept the Warriors within striking distance. Ultimately, free throws from Deni Avdija sealed the game for the Trail Blazers, ensuring their victory despite a valiant effort from Golden State.

This matchup not only highlighted the competitive nature of the NBA but also showcased the ongoing evolution of both teams as they navigate through injuries and performance inconsistencies. With the series now firmly in Portland's favor, the Warriors will need to regroup and address their recent struggles as they look forward to their next games.

Injury report

  • Jimmy Butler IIIOutKneeGolden State Warriors
  • Moses MoodyOutKneeGolden State Warriors
  • Shaedon SharpeOutKneePortland Trail Blazers
  • Ja MorantDay-To-DayElbowPortland Trail Blazers
  • Damian LillardDay-To-DayAchillesPortland Trail Blazers

Leaders

  • PointsStephen Curry38Golden State Warriors
  • AssistsDraymond Green7Golden State Warriors
  • ReboundsJimmy Butler III8Golden State Warriors
  • PointsCaleb Love26Portland Trail Blazers
  • AssistsDeni Avdija13Portland Trail Blazers
  • ReboundsRobert Williams III11Portland Trail Blazers

Recent form

Golden State Warriors

Last 10: 5-5Streak L2112.1 scored · 113.1 allowed per game2-0 at home

  • L96-110at Miami HeatNov 20
  • L113-121at Orlando MagicNov 19
  • W124-106at New Orleans PelicansNov 17
  • W109-108at San Antonio SpursNov 15
  • W125-120at San Antonio SpursNov 13
  • L102-126at Oklahoma City ThunderNov 12
  • W114-83vs Indiana PacersNov 10
  • L104-129at Denver NuggetsNov 8
  • L116-121at Sacramento KingsNov 6
  • W118-107vs Phoenix SunsNov 5

Portland Trail Blazers

Last 10: 3-7Streak L4119.3 scored · 124.4 allowed per game1-4 away

  • L121-122vs Chicago BullsNov 20
  • L110-127vs Phoenix SunsNov 19
  • L133-138at Dallas MavericksNov 17
  • L116-140at Houston RocketsNov 15
  • W125-117at New Orleans PelicansNov 13
  • L112-115at Orlando MagicNov 11
  • L131-136at Miami HeatNov 9
  • W121-119vs Oklahoma City ThunderNov 6
  • L115-123vs Los Angeles LakersNov 4
  • W109-107vs Denver NuggetsNov 1

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Oklahoma City-18L2.78064
Denver1028W12.65954
Minnesota1533W2.59849
Portland2240W2.51242
Utah4260L1.26822
LA Lakers-29W3.64653
Phoenix837W1.54945
LA Clippers1140W1.51242
Golden State1645L3.45137
Sacramento3160L1.26822

Box score

StatPortland Trail BlazersGolden State Warriors
Field goals42-8840-83
Field goal %4848
Three-pointers16-4517-43
Three-point %3640
Free throws27-3226-30
Free throw %8487
Rebounds5232
Offensive rebounds219
Defensive rebounds3123
Assists3129
Steals814
Blocks54
Turnovers2013
Team turnovers11
Technical fouls01
Technical fouls, total01
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers2117
Fast-break points911
Points in the paint4642
Fouls2525
Largest lead911

How the scoring went

  1. 3rd Quarter89-92Caleb Love makes 28-foot three point jumper (Donovan Clingan assists)
  2. 3rd Quarter89-93Jimmy Butler III makes free throw 2 of 2
  3. 3rd Quarter89-94Brandin Podziemski makes free throw 1 of 2
  4. 3rd Quarter89-95Brandin Podziemski makes free throw 2 of 2
  5. 3rd Quarter89-97Trayce Jackson-Davis makes 3-foot alley oop dunk shot (Jimmy Butler III assists)
  6. 3rd Quarter92-97Sidy Cissoko makes 22-foot three point jumper (Robert Williams III assists)
  7. 3rd Quarter94-97Sidy Cissoko makes two point shot (Caleb Love assists)
  8. 4th Quarter96-97Sidy Cissoko makes 9-foot driving floating jump shot (Caleb Love assists)
  9. 4th Quarter96-100Draymond Green makes 26-foot three point jumper (Jimmy Butler III assists)
  10. 4th Quarter98-100Robert Williams III makes 1-foot dunk (Sidy Cissoko assists)
  11. 4th Quarter101-100Toumani Camara makes 25-foot three point jumper (Robert Williams III assists)
  12. 4th Quarter101-101Jimmy Butler III makes free throw 1 of 2
  13. 4th Quarter101-102Jimmy Butler III makes free throw 2 of 2
  14. 4th Quarter102-102Deni Avdija makes free throw 1 of 2
  15. 4th Quarter103-102Deni Avdija makes free throw 2 of 2
  16. 4th Quarter104-102Deni Avdija makes technical free throw
  17. 4th Quarter107-102Caleb Love makes 28-foot three point jumper (Deni Avdija assists)
  18. 4th Quarter108-102Deni Avdija makes free throw 1 of 2
  19. 4th Quarter109-102Deni Avdija makes free throw 2 of 2
  20. 4th Quarter109-105Stephen Curry makes 26-foot three point jumper (Jimmy Butler III assists)
  21. 4th Quarter111-105Robert Williams III makes 3-foot dunk (Caleb Love assists)
  22. 4th Quarter111-107Stephen Curry makes driving layup
  23. 4th Quarter111-108Moses Moody makes free throw 1 of 2
  24. 4th Quarter111-109Moses Moody makes free throw 2 of 2
  25. 4th Quarter113-109Caleb Love makes 5-foot driving floating jump shot (Deni Avdija assists)
  26. 4th Quarter115-109Toumani Camara makes two point shot
  27. 4th Quarter115-111Gary Payton II makes driving layup
  28. 4th Quarter116-111Jerami Grant makes free throw 1 of 2
  29. 4th Quarter117-111Jerami Grant makes free throw 2 of 2
  30. 4th Quarter117-113Jimmy Butler III makes 2-foot driving dunk
  31. 4th Quarter117-116Stephen Curry makes 23-foot three point step back jumpshot
  32. 4th Quarter119-116Deni Avdija makes 11-foot two point shot
  33. 4th Quarter119-118Gary Payton II makes 3-foot layup (Brandin Podziemski assists)
  34. 4th Quarter122-118Caleb Love makes 27-foot three point jumper (Deni Avdija assists)
  35. 4th Quarter122-119Jimmy Butler III makes free throw 1 of 2
  36. 4th Quarter122-120Jimmy Butler III makes free throw 2 of 2
  37. 4th Quarter125-120Caleb Love makes 27-foot three point jumper (Deni Avdija assists)
  38. 4th Quarter125-123Stephen Curry makes 26-foot three point step back jumpshot
  39. 4th Quarter126-123Deni Avdija makes free throw 1 of 2
  40. 4th Quarter127-123Deni Avdija makes free throw 2 of 2

Win probability

Above the line favours Golden State Warriors, below favours Portland Trail Blazers.

Venue

  • Chase CenterSan Francisco, CA
  • Attendance18064
  • OfficialsKevin Cutler, CJ Washington, J.B. DeRosa

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