Curry, Butler and Draymond Lead Bounce-Back Win

Warriors Plus Minus: A show about the Golden State Warriors

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Sports News, Basketball, Sports, News

4.6 • 703 Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2025

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Steph Curry had 46. Jimmy Butler hit 5 threes en route to 26 points. Draymond played excellent defense on Victor Wembanyama. And the Warriors, after getting embarrassed in OKC, showed up for the second half of the back-to-back and beat San Antonio. It was a reminder — to the Warriors more than anyone else — what they could be. Marcus Thompson taps in with Nick Friedell in San Antonio for a had-to-do episode.

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0:00.0	I think plus minus kind of tell you a lot.
0:04.4	Barry steps back.
0:05.7	Bang!
0:06.7	Bang!
0:07.0	Bang!
0:07.6	Back!
0:08.6	The plus minus statistic.
0:10.9	It's just that they tell us the truth.
0:12.4	Are you a believer in that statistic?
0:14.4	You tell me.
0:15.2	I know it's good to be a plus.
0:16.6	It's Warriors plus minus.
0:19.9	Now after the epic, embarrassing,
0:26.0	butt-wooping, mollywaping,
0:27.9	the Warriors took in Oklahoma City,
0:30.0	you know, we had a podcast ready for you.
0:33.5	So I feel like it's only right that after the bounce back when, we show up.
0:39.8	You know what I'm saying?
0:40.5	Because Drayman was talking about words plus minus two when he said we need to bring the energy and we need to step it up.
0:48.1	Right.
0:48.7	Jimmy was talking about us too.
0:50.9	So on a Wednesday night in San Antonio when he could be enjoying a beverage on the
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