The Golden State Warriors overcame a 25-point deficit to beat the Los Angeles Lakers 112–95 on Friday, October 30, according to the NBA’s official final game record.
Stephen Curry led Golden State with 31 points, four rebounds and six assists. Brandin Podziemski added 21 points, five rebounds and six assists, while De’Anthony Melton contributed 16 points.
The Lakers dominated the first quarter, outscoring the Warriors 38–15. Golden State reversed that margin in the second, winning the period by the same 38–15 score and sending the teams into halftime tied 53–53.
The Warriors then won the third quarter 32–27 to take an 85–80 lead. Golden State extended its advantage with a 27–15 fourth quarter, finishing with a 17-point victory.
Luka Dončić scored 37 points, collected seven rebounds and recorded five assists for Los Angeles. Austin Reaves added 21 points, four rebounds and five assists.
Three-point shooting provided a substantial difference. The Warriors made 22 of 46 attempts from beyond the arc, compared with the Lakers’ 11 of 39. Those 11 additional made three-pointers produced a 33-point difference in scoring from long range.
Golden State made 38 of 89 field-goal attempts overall. Los Angeles finished 33 of 82. The Lakers made 18 of 24 free throws, while the Warriors converted 14 of 17.
The official statistics list Golden State with 31 assists and 17 total turnovers. Los Angeles had 18 assists and 22 turnovers. The Lakers’ largest lead was 25 points; the Warriors’ largest advantage was their final 17-point margin.
ESPN’s game record also confirms the completed 112–95 result. This report describes the league’s final box score and quarter-by-quarter scoring.
Sources NBA — Official Final Box Score and Play-by-Play: https://www.nba.com/game/lal-vs-gsw-0022600023/box-score ESPN — Final Game Record: https://www.espn.com/nba/game/_/gameId/401909285