Summary
The Golden State Warriors rested key players, including Steph Curry, during a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. This decision led to criticism from former NBA player Chandler Parsons, who saw it as a strategy to focus on easier games. The Warriors lost that game but won their next matchup against the Utah Jazz.
Key Facts
- The Warriors rested several players, including Steph Curry, in a game against the Thunder.
- Curry's absence was officially due to a sprained ankle.
- The Warriors lost to the Thunder with a score of 131-94.
- They won their next game against the Utah Jazz, 123-114.
- Chandler Parsons criticized the team for resting players against tougher opponents.
- The Warriors held a 19-17 record, placing them eighth in the Western Conference at the time.
- Their next game was scheduled against the Los Angeles Clippers.
