The Clippers head into their matchup with Golden State after a 114-107 win over Portland, where Kawhi Leonard posted 30 points and 10 rebounds and James Harden added 20 points with 13 assists. Los Angeles continues to rely on efficient shooting and strong play inside despite their slower pace.
The Warriors, meanwhile, bounced back at home against Memphis, pulling away in the second half behind Moses Moody’s hot shooting and Jonathan Kuminga’s 25-point, 10-rebound effort. Both teams enter with momentum for this clash.
Jonathan Kuminga took FLIGHT tonight vs. Memphis 💪 pic.twitter.com/RQcXvTQRsV
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) October 28, 2025
Game Details
Golden State Warriors Injuries
Alex Toohey was ruled out with a knee injury and was not available for Monday’s game against Memphis. His earliest return could come in the next game, depending on how he responds to treatment.
Al Horford is sidelined with a toe injury and will be monitored day‑to‑day before a potential return.
De’Anthony Melton remains out with a knee injury and will be re‑evaluated in about four weeks. His earliest return is projected for October 30.
LA Clippers Injuries
Bradley Beal has been ruled out with a back injury and will not be available for Tuesday’s game against the Warriors. His earliest return could come on October 31.
Kobe Sanders will miss Tuesday’s contest against Golden State due to a right knee sprain. He is expected to be sidelined until at least October 31.
Jordan Miller is out with a hamstring injury and has been ruled out for Tuesday’s matchup with the Warriors. His earliest return is projected for October 31.
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