Warriors 134 - Nuggets 114 (10/26/2026): Lendeborg Dominates With 31 Points

The Golden State Warriors pulled off a stunning win against the Denver Nuggets with a score of 134-114. This game marked the Warriors' first win of the season after starting 0-3, while the Nuggets fell to 1-2. The game took place at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado.

Warriors Shine in Denver

The Warriors showed remarkable accuracy, hitting over 54% of their field goal attempts. They were especially sharp from beyond the arc, making 22 out of 44 attempts. Free throws were another strong area, with the team making 20 out of 21.

On the boards, the Warriors grabbed 45 rebounds compared to Denver’s 32. The Warriors also moved the ball well, recording 31 assists in the game. Despite their victory, turnovers were a problem, with the team committing 17.

Yaxel Lendeborg was a standout performer for the Warriors. He contributed 31 points, 12 rebounds, and 6 assists, showing his all-around game. Stephen Curry also impressed, making all eight of his field goal attempts for 24 points.

Nuggets' Effort Falls Short

The Nuggets had a solid offensive showing, making 50% of their field goals. However, their three-point shooting lagged, with only 10 of 29 going in. They were strong at the free-throw line, converting 20 of their 23 attempts.

Nikola Jokić led the Nuggets with 19 points, 7 rebounds, and 11 assists. Jamal Murray and DeMar DeRozan both contributed significantly, scoring 19 and 21 points respectively. Despite these efforts, the Nuggets struggled to keep up with the Warriors' pace.

Defensively, the Nuggets managed to record 6 blocks and 13 steals. They also kept their turnovers relatively low, with 11 in the game. However, they couldn’t contain the Warriors' shooting barrage.

Looking Ahead

The Warriors will next face the Minnesota Timberwolves on the road. This game could be an opportunity to build on their recent success. The Warriors will aim to improve their 1-3 record.

The Nuggets, meanwhile, will hit the road to take on the New Orleans Pelicans. They will look to bounce back from this loss and improve their standing in the Western Conference. Their current record stands at 1-2.

Both teams have a busy schedule ahead, with back-to-back games in the coming days. The Warriors will return home after Minnesota to face the Los Angeles Lakers. The Nuggets will continue their road trip with games against the Phoenix Suns and Portland Trail Blazers.

This game showcased the Warriors' offensive capabilities and depth. With improvements in defense and ball handling, they could become a more formidable opponent this season. The Nuggets will need to tighten their defense and find more consistent outside shooting to climb the standings.