Dennis Schroder leads undermanned Nets to victory over Warriors
- The Brooklyn Nets pulled off an impressive comeback against the Golden State Warriors after trailing by 18 points.
- Dennis Schroder returned from injury to score 31 points, while the Warriors struggled defensively in the closing minutes.
- This victory reflects the Nets' resilience despite missing several key players due to injury.
On November 25, 2024, in a thrilling matchup in California, the Brooklyn Nets managed to overcome an 18-point deficit to defeat the Golden State Warriors 128-120. The Nets, despite being short-handed, showcased their resilience and teamwork. Dennis Schroder, who had missed the previous game due to an ankle injury, returned in top form, leading the Nets with 31 points. Cam Thomas contributed significantly with 23 points, and Jalen Wilson added 18, showing depth in their scoring. The Warriors, led by Stephen Curry with 28 points, struggled defensively in the closing minutes, failing to secure key stops that could have turned the game in their favor. Jonathan Kuminga's absence due to illness added to the Warriors' challenges, as they lost their second consecutive game at home, dropping to a 12-5 record overall. With the victory, the Nets concluded their West Coast swing, raising their spirits after missing several key players including Ben Simmons and Nic Claxton.