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November 22, 2025

The Golden State Warriors begin the schedule-equalising portion of their season on Nov 21 (Nov 22, Singapore time) when they get a revenge matchup at home against the Portland Trail Blazers in an NBA Cup game.

The Warriors will play more than two straight home games for the first time this National Basketball Association (NBA) season after concluding a 10-day, six-game trip that vaulted them to the league lead in road games with 12. They have gone 4-8 in those games.

Golden State now embark on a five-game homestand that will equal the number of home dates the team have had this season.

Three of those five earlier games were standalones, while the only previous two-game homestand was scheduled as a back-to-back.

The Warriors visited Portland on the second night of a home/road back-to-back in the first week of the season and suffered a 139-119 defeat on a night when the Trail Blazers shot 53.8 per cent from the field and 47.1 per cent on three-pointers.

Golden State will also face the Utah Jazz, Houston Rockets, New Orleans Pelicans and Oklahoma City Thunder at home before their next road outing on Dec 4 at the Philadelphia 76ers.

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