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    Los Angeles Lakers at Golden State Warriors

    Fri, Oct 30• 7:00 PM PDTSan Francisco, CA

    Golden State Warriors at San Antonio Spurs

    Fri, Nov 13• 8:30 PM CSTSan Antonio, TX
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    Sacramento Kings at Golden State Warriors

    Wed, Nov 25• 7:00 PM PSTSan Francisco, CA

    Golden State Warriors at Portland Trail Blazers

    Fri, Nov 27• 6:30 PM PSTPortland, OR
    Back-to-back rest risk
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    Warriors Cup matchups worth watching

    The Golden State Warriors face Los Angeles Lakers, San Antonio Spurs, Sacramento Kings, and Portland Trail Blazers in the Cup games listed above. Here’s what makes those matchups worth a closer look.

    Warriors vs. Lakers: Curry and Doncic create space in opposite ways

    The Warriors host the Los Angeles Lakers on Fri, Oct 30 at Chase Center.

    Stephen Curry stretches a defense by running away from the ball; Luka Doncic bends it by keeping the ball and slowing the play down. Their contrasting rhythms are the attraction here. Draymond Green’s reads against a Doncic screen will matter as much as the marquee scoring totals—show too much help and the Lakers can find the open shooter.

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    Warriors vs. Spurs: Fox’s speed versus Curry’s movement

    The Warriors visit the San Antonio Spurs on Fri, Nov 13 at Frost Bank Center.

    De'Aaron Fox pressures a defense by racing into the lane; Stephen Curry pressures it by never stopping after he passes. San Antonio need to track Curry through multiple actions, while Golden State must get set early against Fox. Victor Wembanyama’s presence makes the Warriors’ off-ball cuts especially interesting: will they draw him away from the rim or run into his reach?

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    Warriors vs. Kings: Green reads Sabonis’ handoffs; LaVine hunts the gap

    The Warriors host the Sacramento Kings on Wed, Nov 25 at Chase Center.

    Draymond Green’s anticipation and Domantas Sabonis’ handoff passing make this a matchup of readers as well as scorers. Green wants to interrupt the exchange before Zach LaVine accelerates into space. Sacramento can counter with a backdoor cut or a keeper by Sabonis. The most telling play may be the option the defense takes away before a shot is attempted.

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    Warriors vs. Trail Blazers: Lillard’s deep pull-up and Curry’s relocation game

    The Warriors visit the Portland Trail Blazers on Fri, Nov 27 at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter.

    Damian Lillard and Stephen Curry make the area several feet beyond the arc part of the defensive assignment. Lillard can pull up straight from the screen; Curry can pass, relocate and receive the ball in a new pocket. Jrue Holiday gives Portland a perimeter defender to involve in that chase. Watch how much floor each team is willing to concede behind the first trap.

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    Matchup analysis uses player affiliations checked on October 19, 2026. These are tactical possibilities, not confirmed lineups or defensive assignments. Injuries, rest and roster changes can affect who plays.

    NBA Cup group games count toward the regular season and tournament standings. Eight teams advance to the knockout rounds, with the last two playing for the trophy. A ticket to a group game is for that matchup, not the Cup Final.