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Dallas Mavericks vs. Golden State Warriors: Preview, Predictions and Picks for February 23, 2025

Updated on:
Feb 23, 2025 4:19 PM
The Dallas Mavericks, riding a three-game win streak, head to the Chase Center on Sunday, February 23, 2025, at 3:30 PM to take on the Golden State Warriors. The Mavericks, currently eighth in the Western Conference, look to extend their winning ways against the ninth-seeded Warriors, who will be seeking to even the regular season series. This Western Conference showdown has all the makings of an intense clash between two playoff-hungry teams.
Dallas Mavericks vs Golden State Warriors

Current Odds

DAL
GS
Over
220.5
-110
Under
235.5
-125
DAL
+21.5
-110
GS
-18.5
-118
DAL
ML
+5500
GS
ML
-10000

Golden State Warriors recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
2/21/25 @ Sacramento Kings W 132-108
2/13/25 @ Houston Rockets W 105-98
2/12/25 @ Dallas Mavericks L 111-107
2/10/25 @ Milwaukee Bucks W 125-111
2/8/25 @ Chicago Bulls W 132-111

Dallas Mavericks recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
2/21/25 vs New Orleans Pelicans W 111-103
2/13/25 vs Miami Heat W 118-113
2/12/25 vs Golden State Warriors W 111-107
2/10/25 vs Sacramento Kings L 129-128 OT
2/8/25 vs Houston Rockets W 116-105

Golden State Warriors injuries

  • Jonathan Kuminga (PF): Out

Dallas Mavericks injuries

  • Caleb Martin (SF): Out
  • Dwight Powell (C): Out
  • P.J. Washington (PF): Day-To-Day
  • Anthony Davis (PF): Out
  • Daniel Gafford (C): Out

Mavericks vs Warriors game info

Type Info
Venue Chase Center
Location San Francisco, CA
Tip-off Sun 3:30 PM
TV ABC

Mavericks vs Warriors predictions

When the Dallas Mavericks hit the court against the Golden State Warriors, all eyes will likely be on Kyrie Irving. The famed point guard is slated to clock in considerable minutes, offering plenty of opportunities to flex both his scoring prowess and assist-gathering skills. Irving consistently delivers around 25 points per game, showcasing his flair on the court with fluid movements that bewilder defenders. Meanwhile, P.J. Washington will be someone to watch under the basket. If his ankles hold up, expect him to hustle for rebounds and maybe even surprise everyone with a double-double performance. And let's not forget about Dante Exum, who, despite spending less time on the court, shows promise to inject some energy and creativity with his assists and sharp shooting.

Switching gears to the Golden State Warriors, Stephen Curry remains the perennial star, weaving magic with his three-pointers that defy logic and physics. A near-24-point average suggests he’ll once again be the reliable scorer for the Warriors. Draymond Green will likely complement Curry’s flair with his own brand of tenacity, aiding in both offensive sets and stymieing defense. It will be interesting to see Moses Moody's contribution as well—he's one of those players that fans love for the hustle plays that might not make the highlight reel but certainly influence the game's outcome. Green's ability to tip the scales with his defense and passing could also play a critical role in whether the Warriors can rally past the Mavericks.

So, who’s likely to leave the Chase Center with a win? While it’s always a tight call when both teams are equipped with such high-caliber talent, the Warriors have the edge playing at home. Their 15-13 record at the Chase Center shows pretty formidable home-court strength. Pair that with Curry’s knack for finding the basket when it matters most, and it wouldn’t be surprising to see Golden State pull this one off and even the series. Yet, basketball is unpredictable, isn’t it? Maybe the Mavericks will surprise us with an upset. What do you think?

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