20 points upset the Warriors! Curry was powerless with 35+6+3, and Yang Hansen ignited the audience with 2 points and 2 blocks.

On October 25, the NBA regular season continued, and the Warriors challenged the Trail Blazers in back-to-back away games. Horford took a rest in this game, and Curry was in hot form, scoring 16 points in a single quarter, but the team could not take the initiative, and then fell into a passive situation. The Trail Blazers directly widened the point difference. In the second half, the Warriors could not keep up with the rhythm and could only rely on Curry to hold on. After the point difference, they fell behind by 20+ points. In the end, the Trail Blazers upset the Warriors 139-119.

In this game, the Warriors continued to start in the last game. Curry continued the hot momentum of the previous game. He came up with help inside and outside to take the initiative on the court. However, the Trail Blazers subsequently adjusted the lineup to change the situation. Yang Hansen was replaced after playing 3 minutes. The two teams tied at 28 in the first quarter. In the second quarter of the game, the Warriors' offense fell into a slump and could not keep up with the rhythm. The Trail Blazers turned on full fire and began to take the initiative on the court. They scored as many as 41 points in a single quarter and established a 13-point lead after halftime.

After changing sides, the Warriors failed to take the initiative in the familiar third quarter. The Trail Blazers still firmly took the initiative on the court and did not let their opponents close the gap. The Trail Blazers still maintained high efficiency and led by 12 points after three quarters. In the final quarter of the game, the Trail Blazers directly launched a wave of offensive, directly opening the point difference to more than 20 points. The Warriors also replaced substitute players, while the Trail Blazers still kept some main players on the court, keeping the point difference at 20 points. Yang Hansen then got a chance, came up and dunked successfully, and the defensive end also blocked shots. In the end, the Trail Blazers defeated the Warriors 139-119.

The Warriors played back-to-back games. The last game went into overtime, and their physical fitness was somewhat unable to keep up. This time Curry was also isolated. He played 27 minutes, making 12 of 22 shots, 7 of 14 three-pointers, and scored 35 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists. Compared with the past two games, Curry did not get help, which also caused the team to suffer its first defeat. In addition, Butler scored 14 points, Kuminga scored 16 points and 8 rebounds on 4-of-7 shooting, and Green scored 12 points.

The Trail Blazers are blooming more. As many as 8 people in the team scored in double figures. They relied on this to make the Warriors helpless. Among them, Avdija scored 26 points on 11-of-18 shooting, Grant on the bench scored 22 points on 6-of-10 shooting, Kamara had 19 points, and Klingen had 14 points and 8 rebounds. Every player played his part. However, Chinese player Yang Hansen also got a chance in the last garbage time. He also dunked and blocked a shot, which directly ignited the whole game. He played 7 minutes, scored 2 points, 2 blocks and 1 rebound on 1-of-3 shooting.