Golden State Warriors vs Brooklyn Nets Final Score & Over/Under Result — Dec 29, 2025

Stephen Curry's 27 points and steady playmaking carried Golden State past Brooklyn, 120–107, in a game that landed just barely over the pregame market total of 226.5. The combined 227 points marked a razor-thin OVER by half a point—and a miss for DAGGER's pregame UNDER lean.

The first three quarters were locked in near-perfect symmetry: each produced exactly 58 combined points, with neither team able to pull away. Brooklyn kept pace early behind Michael Porter Jr.'s 27 points and 9 rebounds and Egor Dëmin's 23 points, while Curry's efficient shooting kept the Warriors within striking distance. The halves tilted slightly toward pace—116 combined in the first half, 111 in the second—signaling a modest slowdown that came close to vindicating the UNDER thesis. But the fourth quarter delivered just 53 combined points, a modest decline that still landed the game above the line by the slimmest of margins.

Trayce Jackson-Davis anchored Golden State's bench with 11 points and 6 rebounds, while Nic Claxton's 15 points and 9 boards kept Brooklyn competitive. Jimmy Butler III added 21 points and 5 rebounds for the Warriors. Brooklyn's recent scoring average of 112.4 per game proved slightly high for this outcome, while Golden State's 116.1 scoring pace over the last ten games proved just enough to secure the low-possession, low-total win.