Golden State beat Portland 119 to 97 at Chase Center on January 13, 2026. De’Anthony Melton led the Warriors with 23 points off the bench, while Shaedon Sharpe scored a team high 19 for the Trail Blazers. Stephen Curry scored only seven points but directed Golden State’s offense with 11 assists.
These stats belong to the January 13 game, not the teams’ upcoming October 2026 meeting. Every player total below comes from the NBA’s official game report.
Final Score and Game Leaders
Final score: Golden State Warriors 119, Portland Trail Blazers 97
Top scorer: De’Anthony Melton, 23 points for Golden State
Portland’s top scorer: Shaedon Sharpe, 19 points
Most assists: Stephen Curry, 11
Most rebounds by a player: Donovan Clingan, nine
The Warriors led 38 to 24 after the first quarter and stretched their advantage to 67 to 41 by halftime. Portland improved in the second half, but it never led or tied the game after play began. Golden State’s largest lead was 29 points.
Golden State Warriors Player Stats
Melton supplied the biggest scoring lift. In just over 18 minutes, he made nine of 14 field goals, including four of six attempts from three point range. His 23 points came without a turnover, making his bench contribution especially efficient.
Jimmy Butler III finished with 16 points, six rebounds and five assists. He shot five of seven from the field and made all five free throws. Brandin Podziemski added 15 points and four rebounds, connecting on three of five attempts from beyond the arc.
Moses Moody scored 14 points, with four made three pointers on eight attempts. Draymond Green recorded 10 points, seven rebounds, two steals and two blocks. Green also had six turnovers, the most of any Warriors player in the game.
Curry’s scoring line was unusually quiet: seven points on two of nine shooting, including two of eight from three. His passing told a different story. He assisted on 11 baskets in 24 minutes and committed just one turnover. Golden State did not need a large scoring night from him because its production was spread across the roster.
Gui Santos contributed six points, six assists, four rebounds and four steals. The Warriors outscored Portland by 24 points during his time on the floor, the best plus or minus figure in the game. Al Horford added six points and four assists, while Will Richard scored eight points.
The numbers show how varied Golden State’s offense was. Melton led the scoring, Butler attacked efficiently, Moody and Podziemski provided outside shooting, and Curry organized possessions. No single player had to carry the full scoring load.
Portland Trail Blazers Player Stats
Sharpe was Portland’s most reliable scorer, making nine of 15 field goals on his way to 19 points. He added two rebounds and two assists. Although he converted only one of five three point attempts, his overall shooting was stronger than Portland’s team average.
Caleb Love scored 17 points and led the Blazers with seven assists. He also had three rebounds and two steals. His five made field goals came on 16 attempts, including two makes from nine shots beyond the arc. Portland needed his playmaking, but the difficult shooting night limited his impact as a scorer.
Rayan Rupert provided 13 points off the bench on five of nine shooting. Jrue Holiday finished with 12 points, eight rebounds and three assists. Robert Williams III added 11 points and eight rebounds, making all five of his field goal attempts.
Clingan led everyone on the court with nine rebounds. He scored seven points in a little over 22 minutes. Portland also received six points and four rebounds from Toumani Camara, but Camara made just two of eight shots.
The Blazers played without Deni Avdija and Jerami Grant, both listed as out with injuries in the official report. Their absences help explain Portland’s limited scoring options, though they do not erase Golden State’s strong performance.
Which Team Statistics Decided the Game?
Outside shooting created a major gap. Golden State made 23 of 57 three point attempts, a 40.4 percent rate. Portland made 14 of 47, or 29.8 percent. That gave the Warriors nine more made threes and a 27 point advantage from those shots alone.
Ball movement was another difference. Golden State recorded 34 assists to Portland’s 20. Curry had 11 of the Warriors’ assists, but Santos added six and Butler five. That distribution helped Golden State keep finding shots even when Curry was not scoring.
Portland committed 22 turnovers, compared with 14 for Golden State. The Warriors also recorded 16 steals to the Blazers’ seven. Those extra possessions and disrupted attacks made a comeback difficult, particularly after Portland fell 26 points behind by halftime.
Neither side relied heavily on free throws. Golden State made 12 of 13, while Portland made 11 of 17. Both teams scored 36 points in the paint. The decisive separation came from Golden State’s shooting, passing and ability to turn Portland mistakes into opportunities.
How the Match Unfolded
Golden State set the pace immediately, scoring 38 points in the opening quarter. Portland managed 24. The second quarter widened the gap as the Warriors reached 67 points by halftime and held the Blazers to 41.
Portland scored 30 points in the third quarter, its best period of the night. The Warriors still entered the fourth ahead 95 to 71. Both teams used more of their benches as the result became clear, and the final margin settled at 22 points.
One unusual detail captures the breadth of the scoring: 21 different players made at least one three pointer across the two teams. Golden State had ten such players and Portland had 11. The Warriors did not win because only one shooter got hot. They won because more of those outside shots went in, and because their offense created better results throughout the rotation.
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What Do These Stats Tell Us?
The January 13 box score is a useful record of one matchup, not a forecast for the next one. Rosters, injuries, minutes and form can all change. Melton’s 23 points, Curry’s 11 assists and Portland’s 22 turnovers explain this result, but they should not be treated as expected totals in a future game.
For readers comparing the teams, the clearest takeaway is how Golden State combined scoring depth with efficient passing. Portland had productive performances from Sharpe, Love and several reserves, yet it could not recover from the first half or close the gap in three point shooting.
FAQs
Who won the Warriors vs Trail Blazers game on January 13, 2026?
The Golden State Warriors won 119 to 97 at Chase Center.
Who scored the most points in the match?
De’Anthony Melton led all players with 23 points. Shaedon Sharpe led Portland with 19.
How many points did Stephen Curry score?
Curry scored seven points and contributed 11 assists, four rebounds and one steal.
Did Deni Avdija play?
No. The official game report lists Avdija as out with lower back soreness.