Big counterattack! The Clippers fell behind by 15 points and achieved a comeback: Harden returned to the top with 20 points, Curry made 3 of 9

On October 29, the NBA regular season continued, and the Clippers challenged the Warriors away from home. The Warriors entered the state early in this game. Curry, Post and Kuminga hit three-pointers one after another, once establishing a 15-point lead. Fortunately, Harden then scored consecutive points to narrow the gap; in the second quarter, the Clippers fell into a scoring drought for more than 4 minutes. Fortunately, Leonard scored consecutive points to stop the bleeding, and then Harden showed off again, leading the score 49-46 at halftime.

Bill is still absent from the Clippers in this game, and the Warriors chose to change their formation. Post replaced Podemski in the starting lineup. Green hit a three-pointer, Butler scored a layup, and Zubac broke through the basket, but the Warriors' offensive momentum was still hot. Curry hit a three-pointer, and then Post hit two consecutive three-pointers to take a 20-10 lead. The Clippers' offense was still sluggish. Kuminga hit a three-pointer to take a 15-point lead. Harden broke through to stop the bleeding, Dunn hit a three-pointer, Butler responded with a three-pointer, Harden broke through and scored 2+1, and then made a three-point foul and successfully narrowed the point difference. Podemski hit a three-pointer at the buzzer. The Warriors led the Clippers 33-25 in the first quarter.

In the second quarter, both teams were in poor offensive condition. The Clippers did not score a point for more than 4 minutes. Moody hit a three-pointer to widen the gap again. Podemski counterattacked and dunked, and the score came to 40-25. Leonard hit hard to stop the bleeding, and then scored a three-pointer. The Clippers made a mistake and gave away 2 points. Leonard broke through and scored 2+1, and then the Clippers missed a man under the basket and was stopped again. Jones Jr. hit a three-pointer, Harden scored 4 consecutive points, Zubac succeeded in a second attack under the basket, and the score was tied at 44. Butler came up with a jumper to stop the bleeding, Dunn hit the basket to score points, Harden chased a three-pointer and soared into the lead. After halftime, the Clippers led the Warriors 49-46.

In the first half, the two teams were in poor offensive condition. The Warriors felt hot from the outside in the opening game, but they could hit the ground one after another. For the Clippers, Harden is back to his peak. He scored 20 points, 3 rebounds and 2 steals on 6-of-12 shooting in the first half. He rarely provided any assists, and none of his teammates could hit the ball he passed. 10 points for Leonard.

No one on the Warriors scored in double figures in the half. Curry scored 7 points on 3-of-9 shooting, and Butler scored 7 points on 3-of-6 shooting.