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New York Knicks vs. Golden State Warriors: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 15, 2025

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Mar 15, 2025 8:02 PM
On Saturday, March 15, 2025, the Golden State Warriors will put their home win streak on the line as they host the New York Knicks at Chase Center. The Warriors, holding a 20-13 record at home, will look to build on their 38-28 overall record against the 42-23 Knicks, who are riding a strong 21-12 road record. The highly anticipated matchup promises to be an intense clash between two top contenders in the Eastern and Western Conferences.
New York Knicks vs Golden State Warriors

Current Odds

NY
GS
Over
229.5
-115
Under
233.5
-105
NY
+7.5
-115
GS
-3.5
-114
NY
ML
+230
GS
ML
-160

Golden State Warriors recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/13/25 vs Sacramento Kings W 130-104
3/10/25 vs Portland Trail Blazers W 130-120
3/8/25 vs Detroit Pistons W 115-110
3/6/25 @ Brooklyn Nets W 121-119
3/4/25 @ New York Knicks W 114-102

New York Knicks recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/12/25 @ Portland Trail Blazers W 114-113 OT
3/10/25 @ Sacramento Kings W 133-104
3/7/25 @ LA Clippers L 105-95
3/6/25 @ Los Angeles Lakers L 113-109 OT
3/4/25 vs Golden State Warriors L 114-102

Golden State Warriors injuries

  • Brandin Podziemski (G): Out

New York Knicks injuries

  • Delon Wright (SG): Day-To-Day
  • Jalen Brunson (PG): Out
  • Ariel Hukporti (C): Out

Knicks vs Warriors game info

Type Info
Venue Chase Center
Location San Francisco, CA
Tip-off Sat 8:30 PM
TV ABC

Knicks vs Warriors predictions

The New York Knicks head into their matchup against the Golden State Warriors with a solid reputation on the road, sitting at a 21-12 record. Jalen Brunson's absence due to his ankle sprain will be felt, but all eyes are on Karl-Anthony Towns, who’s been a beast on the boards with an expected 14.2 rebounds to pair with his scoring prowess. Don't forget the consistent performance from OG Anunoby who could easily catch fire, and with Mikal Bridges set to contribute a solid 18.5 points, the Knicks have plenty of firepower. And then there's Josh Hart, a player known for his tenacity who might surprise everyone with his double-double potential.

On the Golden State Warriors side, led by Steph Curry, they're looking to defend their strong home court record. Curry's sharpshooting could mean anything for the Warriors, and he’s likely to light up the scoreboard with over 23 points. Alongside him, Draymond Green might not drop bombs from the three-point line, but his all-around game is critical—especially his playmaking and defensive efforts. Keep an eye on Kevon Looney for rebounding battles, although his presence isn't just about grabbing boards; his positioning could disrupt the Knicks' inside game. They're a well-rounded unit that thrives, especially at Chase Center, making them tough opponents.

So, who's taking this one home? While the Warriors have a slight edge with their strong home record and dynamic roster, the Knicks won't go down without a fight. However, considering Golden State's recent form and the absence of Jalen Brunson for New York, my gut says the Warriors might just keep their home win streak alive. But hey, this is the NBA, where anything can happen until the final buzzer sounds—what do you think?

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