Warriors comeback, Spencer explodes
Golden State erased a double‑digit deficit to beat the Nets, fueled by Pat Spencer’s career outing — Spencer poured in 25 points, torching the third quarter (youtube.com). The Nets’ turnover problems and poor three‑point shooting were decisive — momentum swings off miscues repeatedly turned into Warriors runouts (youtube.com).
The game was played March 25, 2026 at Chase Center and ended 109-106 in Golden State’s favor, a result that clinched the Warriors a spot in the play‑in tournament. (espn.com) Gui Santos led the comeback with a career‑high 31 points and Brandin Podziemski added 22 points; Kristaps Porziņģis finished with 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Draymond Green hit the two free throws that sealed the win. (nba.com) Brooklyn turned the ball over 17 times and managed just 8‑for‑20 shooting in the game’s decisive stretch, while the Warriors still committed an unusually high number of turnovers overall during the night. (landofbasketball.com) (espn.com) Pat Spencer, contrary to earlier summaries that credited him with a 25‑point outburst, played 15:14 and scored 4 points in this matchup. (landofbasketball.com) Spencer’s most recent higher scoring nights this season were a 20‑point performance in Phoenix on Feb. 5, 2026 and a 19‑point game in Cleveland on Dec. 6, 2025 — neither match the 25‑point figure attributed in the initial clip. (nba.com) (youtube.com) The victory extended Brooklyn’s losing streak to nine games and came in front of the Warriors’ announced 600th consecutive sellout at Chase Center. (cbssports.com) (abcnews.com)
