The Biggest Golden State Warriors Blown Leads Of All Time

What is the biggest Golden State Warriors blown lead of all time?

The largest blown lead in Golden State Warriors history is 31 points, which occured in the Western Conference First Round. The Warriors were leading 94-63 in the 3rd quarter against the Los Angeles Clippers on Apr 15, 2019, and ultimately lost the game 131-135.

Biggest Golden State Warriors Collapses

	Date	Opponent	Largest Lead		Final Score
1	Mon, Apr 15, 2019	vs Los Angeles Clippers	31	94-63, 3rd	131-135
2	Tue, Apr 20, 1999	vs Los Angeles Lakers	28	47-19, 2nd	102-106
3	Tue, Nov 28, 2023	@ Sacramento Kings	24	72-48, 2nd	123-124
	Fri, Jan 6, 2017	vs Memphis Grizzlies	24	90-66, 3rd	119-128
5	Sat, Dec 2, 2023	@ Los Angeles Clippers	22	70-48, 3rd	112-113
	Wed, Nov 14, 2007	vs Detroit Pistons	22	59-37, 2nd	104-111
7	Sun, Feb 27, 2022	vs Dallas Mavericks	21	78-57, 3rd	101-107
	Sun, Feb 3, 2002	vs Phoenix Suns	21	59-38, 2nd	97-98
	Tue, Nov 27, 2001	@ Dallas Mavericks	21	44-23, 2nd	106-116
10	Thu, Jan 3, 2019	vs Houston Rockets	20	73-53, 3rd	134-135
	Thu, Apr 10, 2014	vs Denver Nuggets	20	47-27, 2nd	99-100
	Mon, Jan 23, 2012	vs Memphis Grizzlies	20	63-43, 3rd	90-91
	Sat, Jan 1, 2011	@ Miami Heat	20	72-52, 2nd	107-114
14	Thu, Oct 28, 2021	vs Memphis Grizzlies	19	41-22, 2nd	101-104
	Thu, Jan 16, 2020	vs Denver Nuggets	19	72-53, 3rd	131-134
	Fri, Mar 29, 2019	@ Minnesota Timberwolves	19	73-54, 3rd	130-131
	Fri, Mar 30, 2012	vs New Jersey Nets	19	76-57, 3rd	100-102
	Sat, Jan 20, 2007	vs Cleveland Cavaliers	19	65-46, 3rd	104-106
	Mon, Jan 23, 2006	vs Los Angeles Clippers	19	74-55, 3rd	93-96
	Sat, Mar 27, 1999	vs Houston Rockets	19	53-34, 3rd	86-87
	Sat, Nov 29, 1997	vs Houston Rockets	19	44-25, 2nd	100-107
	Tue, Dec 4, 1984	vs Utah Jazz	19	57-38, 3rd	105-107
	Fri, Nov 21, 1980	@ Boston Celtics	19	64-45, 3rd	106-108
24	Thu, Jan 4, 2024	vs Denver Nuggets	18	123-105, 4th	127-130
	Sat, Nov 18, 2023	vs Oklahoma City Thunder	18	81-63, 3rd	123-130
	Fri, Mar 14, 2014	vs Cleveland Cavaliers	18	36-18, 2nd	94-103
	Mon, May 6, 2013	@ San Antonio Spurs	18	90-72, 3rd	127-129
	Wed, Mar 16, 2011	vs Dallas Mavericks	18	48-30, 2nd	106-112
	Wed, Feb 26, 1992	@ Houston Rockets	18	71-53, 3rd	116-118
	Sun, Nov 4, 1990	@ Los Angeles Clippers	18	34-16, 2nd	107-109
	Sun, Feb 10, 1980	vs Atlanta Hawks	18	55-37, 3rd	96-98
	Sat, Mar 1, 1969	vs Phoenix Suns	18	76-58, 3rd	118-119
33	Sun, Jan 22, 2023	vs Brooklyn Nets	17	70-53, 2nd	116-120
	Thu, Nov 16, 2017	@ Boston Celtics	17	66-49, 3rd	88-92
	Tue, Oct 17, 2017	vs Houston Rockets	17	66-49, 2nd	121-122
	Tue, Apr 5, 2016	vs Minnesota Timberwolves	17	71-54, 3rd	117-124
	Wed, Jan 16, 2008	@ Indiana Pacers	17	88-71, 3rd	117-125
	Mon, Nov 8, 2004	@ Dallas Mavericks	17	42-25, 2nd	98-101
	Sat, Mar 8, 2003	@ Milwaukee Bucks	17	102-85, 4th	133-138
	Tue, Nov 19, 1974	@ Buffalo Braves	17	53-36, 3rd	106-111
	Fri, Dec 14, 1973	@ Portland Trail Blazers	17	38-21, 2nd	101-109
42	Sun, Feb 25, 2024	vs Denver Nuggets	16	56-40, 2nd	103-119
	Thu, Nov 3, 2022	@ Orlando Magic	16	78-62, 3rd	129-130
	Wed, Feb 16, 2022	vs Denver Nuggets	16	79-63, 3rd	116-117
	Sat, Apr 17, 2021	@ Boston Celtics	16	66-50, 2nd	114-119
	Sun, Mar 10, 2019	vs Phoenix Suns	16	27-11, 1st	111-115
	Wed, Jan 8, 2014	@ Brooklyn Nets	16	32-16, 1st	98-102
	Sat, Mar 2, 2013	@ Philadelphia 76ers	16	49-33, 2nd	97-104
	Fri, Jan 28, 2011	vs Charlotte Bobcats	16	76-60, 3rd	113-121
	Thu, Mar 11, 2010	vs Portland Trail Blazers	16	96-80, 3rd	105-110
	Wed, Apr 15, 2009	@ Phoenix Suns	16	40-24, 2nd	113-117
	Thu, Apr 10, 2008	vs Denver Nuggets	16	37-21, 1st	105-114
	Wed, Mar 5, 2008	@ Charlotte Bobcats	16	36-20, 1st	109-118
	Sun, Dec 10, 2006	@ Seattle SuperSonics	16	72-56, 3rd	115-117
	Mon, Nov 20, 2006	vs Phoenix Suns	16	57-41, 2nd	110-113
	Tue, Apr 13, 2004	@ Los Angeles Lakers	16	65-49, 3rd	104-109
	Sun, Feb 8, 2004	vs Toronto Raptors	16	73-57, 4th	81-84
	Sun, Dec 28, 2003	@ Denver Nuggets	16	26-10, 1st	79-103
	Wed, Mar 17, 1999	vs San Antonio Spurs	16	20-4, 1st	78-82
	Mon, Apr 13, 1998	vs Phoenix Suns	16	25-9, 1st	97-105
	Sun, Mar 15, 1998	vs Toronto Raptors	16	27-11, 1st	98-100
	Sun, Feb 22, 1998	vs Miami Heat	16	61-45, 3rd	82-90
	Mon, Mar 10, 1997	@ Los Angeles Clippers	16	52-36, 2nd	106-112
	Sat, Nov 23, 1996	vs Houston Rockets	16	44-28, 2nd	115-120
	Thu, Jan 19, 1995	@ Sacramento Kings	16	37-21, 2nd	103-112
	Sun, Nov 29, 1981	@ Kansas City Kings	16	67-51, 3rd	100-104
	Wed, Jan 25, 1978	@ Detroit Pistons	16	58-42, 3rd	95-99
	Wed, Mar 27, 1974	@ Portland Trail Blazers	16	70-54, 3rd	122-132
	Sat, Jan 16, 1965	vs New York Knicks	16	55-39, 3rd	89-102
	Thu, Feb 13, 1958	@ Syracuse Nationals	16	36-20, 2nd	98-108

What is the biggest 4th quarter collapse in Golden State Warriors history?

The largest 4th quarter collapse in the franchise history of the Golden State Warriors is 20 points. On Apr 20, 1999, the Warriors were ahead 73-53 in the 4th quarter against the Los Angeles Lakers and gave up the lead and lost the game 102-106 in overtime.

NBA play-by-play data only goes back to the 1996-97 season, and thus most blown leads before that season are approximated based on the box score, which might underestimate what the true largest lead was. These are labeled with a yellow underline. Read more details about historical NBA comebacks on our accuracy and fact checking page.

Biggest All Time Golden State Warriors Blown Leads

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