Brandin Podziemski Joins Steph Curry on Historic Warriors List vs Spurs

Golden State Warriors guard Brandin Podziemski joined an exclusive list against the San Antonio Spurs

Apr 5, 2024; Dallas, Texas, USA; Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) reacts with Golden State Warriors guard Brandin Podziemski (2) after losing his shoe during the first half against the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images | Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images

SAN ANTONIO — Steph Curry wasn't the only sharpshooter in the building Sunday night.

Facing the San Antonio Spurs with their seeding on the line, the Golden State Warriors knew earning a road win over a team missing its stars was an opportunity too good to let go.

They made that exceptionally clear.

Behind Brandin Podziemski's 27 points and seven 3-pointers, the Warriors recorded a season high points scored — 148 — to pass their previous mark of 140 set on opening night. Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler III both finished with 13, Buddy Hield notched 19, and Moses Moody added 20.

The #Warriors fell just short of 150 points, besting the #Spurs 148-106.

Their point total tonight marks a season high, and the most the franchise has scored since March 3, 1992 when they beat the Sacramento #Kings, 148-136, in double overtime. #PorVida

— Matt Guzman (@mattgzman) March 31, 2025

"(They) knew we had zero margin for error," Spurs acting coach Mitch Johnson said. "They are as advanced as anybody in this league (at) punishing you when you react to something too early."

In addition to the blowout, Podziemski joined Curry on a historic Warriors list. The 22-year-old became the second-youngest Warrior to record seven 3s in a game behind Curry, who did so on Feb. 10, 2010 against the LA Clippers as a 21-year-old rookie.

Brandin Podziemski is the 2nd youngest Warriors player ever to record 7+ 3PM in a game.

Only Steph Curry (2010) was younger. pic.twitter.com/Fc5teLFlH8

— StatMamba (@StatMamba) March 31, 2025

If nothing else, Podziemski's performance proved the positive state of the Warriors, who now sit tied for the Western Conference's No. 6 seed with the Clippers.

It also gives Johnson's Spurs something else to look for in the film room as the end of the regular season draws nearer.

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