Warriors Plus Minus: A show about the Golden State Warriors Steph Curry Magic, Dubs' Big Lineup Wears Down Denver
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Oct 24, 2025 The Warriors showcased their depth in a thrilling overtime win over the Nuggets. Steph Curry's late-game heroics overshadowed Aaron Gordon's impressive 50-point performance. A unique closing lineup brought both offensive and defensive advantages. The hosts explore the balance of regular-season depth and playoff-ready tactics. Curry’s rejuvenation at 37 and Al Horford’s defensive role highlight the team's versatility. They also discuss intriguing rookie contributions and the implications of early victories against tough opponents.
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Curry Is The Ultimate Equalizer
- Steph Curry remains the Warriors' ultimate offensive equalizer and can flip games even at 37 years old.
- His threat creates spacing and opportunities that unlock lineups with limited traditional spacing.
Big, Switchable Lineup Works When Curry Moves
- The Warriors can run unconventional big lineups (Kaminga, Horford, Draymond, Butler, Curry) because movement and Curry's gravity mask spacing issues.
- That lineup trades spacing for length, switchability, and defensive versatility against teams like Denver.
Roster Blends Regular Season Depth With Playoff Tools
- The Warriors' roster now mixes regular-season depth with postseason-style matchup tools, reducing single-path dependency.
- That versatility gives Steve Kerr multiple closing options tailored to opponents and game flow.