Warriors’ NBA Schedule Post All-star Break: Opening Night Against Kawhi Leonard & Other Important Fixtures

Published 02/24/2021, 11:34 PM EST

The Golden State Warriors are 18-15 and just four games away from completing the first half of their NBA schedule. Many agree that the Dubs have done better than expected in the unfortunate absence of Klay Thompson. But they now face an uphill task in the second phase of the fixtures that will see them starting against Clippers’ Kawhi Leonard.

After completing the first half against Phoenix Suns on March 4, the Warriors roster will sit back and cheer for their All-star starter Stephen Curry. The Baby-faced Assassin will most definitely play on LeBron James’ side and would want to win the prestigious showcase.

Golden State Warriors’ schedule after All-star break

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The Warriors will have a humongous mountain to climb just as they come back after the break. In arguably the toughest back-to-back games, the Bay Area will face LA Clippers, Utah Jazz, and Lakers within the first five days.

These are the Top 3 teams in the WC, and winning against them would not come easy. However, the fixtures after that are relatively easier, but the momentum of winning is the key and the first three games might hamper that. Check out the entire draw –

Golden State Warriors: March 2021 schedule

March 11 – Clippers (Away)
March 14 – Jazz (Home)
March 15 – Lakers (H)
March 17 – Rockets (A)
March 19 – Grizzlies (A)
March 20 – Grizzlies (A)
March 23 – 76ers (H)
March 25 – Kings (A)
March 26 – Hawks (H)
March 29 – Bulls (H)

April 2021 schedule

April 1 – Heat (A)
April 2 – Raptors (A)
April 4 – Hawks (A)
April 6 – Bucks (H)
April 9 – Wizards (H)
April 10 – Rockets (H)
April 12 – Nuggets (H)
April 14 – OKC (A)
April 15 – Cavaliers (A)
April 17 – Celtics (A)
April 19 – 76ers (A)
April 21 – Wizards (A)
April 23 – Nuggets (H)
April 25 – Kings (H)
April 27 – Mavericks (H)
April 29 – Timberwolves (A)

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Golden State Warriors: May 2021 Schedule

May 1 – Rockets (A)
May 3 – Pelicans (A)
May 4 – Pelicans (A)
May 6 – OKC (H)
May 8 – OKC (H)
May 10 – Jazz (H)
May 11 – Suns (H)
May 12 – Pelicans (H)
May – Grizzlies (H)

In total, they will play 18/35 home games in the next half of the regular season. Moreover, they do not have many big games after facing the Sixers on April 19th.

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Hence, taking a lead in the early draws will be the key for them, as reaching 40 wins would more or less ensure them a playoff berth. Also, Steve Kerr’s team will most probably have James Wiseman (wrist) healthy to play and support Stephen Curry, who has been in an MVP form lately.

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Sourabh Singh is an NBA sports analyst for EssentiallySports, who has been working with the site since May 2020. Prior to this, he functioned as Managing Editor at WittyFeed, followed by a stint at Decathlon. The Sports Management graduate leads an active lifestyle, veering to the mountains for off-trail adventures.

Warriors’ NBA Schedule Post All-star Break: Opening Night Against Kawhi Leonard & Other Important Fixtures

Golden State Warriors’ schedule after All-star break

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Golden State Warriors: March 2021 schedule

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