Warriors beat Trail Blazers 128-118 at Chase Center

The Golden State Warriors beat the Portland Trail Blazers 128-118 at Chase Center in San Francisco, according to Yahoo Sports. Golden State shot 42-86 from the field and went 18-44 from three-point range, while Portland shot 42-87 overall. Stephen Curry scored 20 points for the Warriors and Draymond Green handed out 10 assists. Damian Lillard led Portland with 23 points. The result put Golden State at 4-2, and the Trail Blazers fell to 3-1 on the same night.

What was the final score and what does it mean for both teams?

Golden State won 128-118 at home, and the Warriors now sit at 4-2. Yahoo Sports published the final as Warriors 128-118 Trail Blazers. NBC Sports Bay Area described that 4-2 mark as the Warriors' preseason record, so the win adds to a fresh start rather than a regular-season ledger.

Portland left San Francisco at 3-1, level with Utah at 3-1 in the Northwest standings. In the Pacific standings, Golden State's 4-2 record sat ahead of the LA Clippers at 2-1.

How was the game decided quarter by quarter?

Golden State outscored Portland 35-26 in the first quarter, and the Warriors and the Trail Blazers each scored 32 in the second. The Warriors added 38 in the third quarter, while the Trail Blazers scored 33.

Portland won the final quarter 27-23, but the Warriors had already built a largest lead of 25 points. The Trail Blazers' largest lead was 11 points. The scoring by period shows Golden State carried the game through the first and third quarters, with 35 and 38 points for the Warriors.

Who led Golden State and Portland in the box score?

Stephen Curry scored 20 points for Golden State, and Yahoo Sports listed him with 5 assists and 3-11 from three-point range. NBC Sports Bay Area put Curry's workload at 26 minutes. Draymond Green finished with 10 assists and 8 rebounds, and Yahoo Sports recorded his shooting at 7-19 from the field.

Damian Lillard led Portland with 23 points and 3 assists, and Yahoo Sports noted he went 13-13 at the free throw line. Donovan Clingan grabbed 11 rebounds for the Trail Blazers.

How did the team stats compare between Golden State and Portland?

Golden State shot 42-86 from the field and Portland shot 42-87. From three-point range the Warriors went 18-44 and the Trail Blazers went 14-40. At the free throw line, Golden State went 26-31 and Portland went 20-24.

Golden State had 29 assists and 10 steals against 21 assists and 4 steals for Portland. The Trail Blazers had 5 blocks and 43 rebounds, while the Warriors had 1 block and 39 rebounds. Golden State committed 13 turnovers and Portland committed 17.

What did the media report and what comes next?

According to Yahoo Sports, the Warriors bench scored 61 points against 47 for the Blazers bench. Yahoo Sports also reported Golden State with 29 assists and 13 turnovers, and Curry with 20 points.

NBC Sports Bay Area gave Golden State's record as 4-2 for the preseason and tracked Green at 24 minutes. Portland, at 3-1 in the Northwest standings, shares the top of that division with Utah, while the Warriors lead the Pacific at 4-2. No schedule for either team appeared in the material.

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Data source: ESPN; calculation and table by Scorely.