Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr reacts to a play during the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Los Angeles Clippers Monday, Jan. 5, 2026, in Inglewood, Calif.

The Golden State Warriors held out Steph Curry in a recent game, which didn't sit right with a former NBA player.

Avdija and the Blazers face the Houston Rockets, who play at the third-slowest pace in the NBA and rank seventh in defensive rating. Houston is third in the league in assists allowed per game (24.2), with that number shrinking to 21.7 apg over the last three contests.

The NBA announced that some mistakes made by referees in the Warriors' loss to the Clippers favored Draymond Green.

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And yes, it gets even funnier: in both instances, Green was the offending party. At the 1:23 mark and the 54.9 mark, the league flagged an incorrect non-call for a defensive three-second violation by Green, stating in both instances that “Green (GSW) is in the paint for longer than three seconds without imminently actively guarding an opponent.”

Kevin Durant (26 pts, 10 reb, 4 ast) knocked down a game-winner to lead the Rockets over the Suns 100-97. With Snoop Dogg on the call, the Clippers held on to beat the Warriors 103-102 on Peacock.

The Golden State Warriors travel south to visit Snoop’s native LA for an NBA road game against the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday, January 5. Tipoff time is set for 10 p.m. ET from the Clippers’ home court at the Intuit Dome, with the Peacock NBA Monday game broadcasting live on Peacock.