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The Portland Trail Blazers defeated the Golden State Warriors 127–123 on November 21 at Chase Center in a close contest decided by balanced offensive execution and rebounding dominance. Deni Avdija and Kevin Love each scored 26 points for Portland, while Stephen Curry led the Warriors with 38 points. The Blazers controlled the glass with 52 rebounds to Golden State's 32 and committed just 20 turnovers compared to the Warriors' 13, yet Portland's ball security proved crucial in a four-point victory. Golden State shot 48.2 percent from the field and made 17 three-pointers, while Portland matched that efficiency at 47.7 percent with 16 threes, generating a 125.6 offensive rating. The decisive factor emerged in the fourth quarter, where Portland outscored the Warriors 33–26 to secure the road win despite Golden State's 44-point second quarter. This victory signals Portland's ability to win on the road against Western Conference competition and improves their positioning in the playoff race.
