Warriors

Without their starting backcourt, the Houston Rockets will attempt to end their seven-game losing streak Friday night against the Warriors.

The Golden State Warriors will play against the Houston Rockets tonight at 7:00pm PT in San Francisco. Find additional game information and more here.

Although they are expected to be underhanded once again, their depth usually surprises in games like this, so look for them to take advantage of this golden bounce back opportunity. Things were not going pretty for the Rockets before the break as the team is 2-8 in their last 10 including losers of their last seven. The latest matchup between the two teams was played on Dec. The game will be played at 7:00 PM PT in San Francisco and can be watched on NBC Sports Bay Area. Houston, meanwhile, will be playing in their first game back since the All-Star Break. Golden State and Houston has played each other twice this season.

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This is a great time to play through the young frontcourt in Jabari Smith Jr. It’s going to take a lot of effort from the reserves tonight if they want a shot at beating the reigning champs. are out for tonight to make matters even worse for the Rockets. Those two combine for 41 points as they have pretty much been a majority of the offense all year long for the Rockets. The Rockets are one of four teams that are in the hunt for Victor Wembanyama. It’s time to continue our NBA odds [series](https://clutchpoints.com/betting) with a Rockets-Warriors prediction and pick.

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The rookie has seen his playing time increase off the bench in Porter's absence, and he responded with a career-best, 20-point outing during a five-game stretch in which he's gotten 19 or more minutes four times. But Green will join Curry on the sidelines this time around, having suffered a strained left groin in Houston's most recent outing, a 133-96 shellacking at the hands of the host Oklahoma City Thunder on Feb. Both also were played without Curry, who stayed home from the All-Star Game festivities in an effort to accelerate his recovery from a slightly torn ligament in his left knee. He has been away from the team bridging the All-Star break while tending to a family matter. Golden State lost to the Clippers, 134-124, in the final game before the All-Star break. "We know we are going to be without Steph for the foreseeable future, so same thing as what happened the last time he went down -- we patch things together," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said.