The Golden State Warriors and the Los Angeles Clippers are set to meet each other at the last game of the ongoing pre-season before they enter the NBA regular season. Steve Kerr’s side might be without new addition Jimmy Butler as the head coach stated that the former Miami Heat player will be “doubtful” for the season finale. The player who is recovering from an ankle injury, however, will most likely be available for the regular season opener against the Los Angeles Lakers. This will mark the first full season for the player with the Warriors.
For the Clippers, the franchise will be without Kawhi Leonard and James Harden for the season finale. Although the two are not injured, they will be given rest as the regular season remains the priority. They will be expected to return for the season opener against the Utah Jazz. Coach Tyronn Lue is prioritizing player health and rotation balance as the regular season approaches.
The franchise followed last year’s unfortunate first-round exit and added players like Brook Lopez, John Collins, Bradley Beal, and Chris Paul to a core led by Kawhi Leonard, James Harden, and Ivica Zubac. The team is focusing on powering their depth and solving the long-standing squad deficiencies.
Warriors vs Clippers pre-season schedule: Date, time, live stream and more
The Warriors and the Clippers will be playing against each other on Friday, October 17, 2025, at the Chase Centre in San Francisco, California, at 10:00 pm EST.
Date: Friday, October 17, 2025
Time: 10:00 pm EST.
Location: Chase Center, San Francisco, California
Warriors vs Clippers live streaming and telecasting details: Where to watch?
TNT will be live telecasting the Warriors and the Clippers game, nationally. Meanwhile, for the locals, Spectrum SportsNet or Spectrum's streaming affiliate, Spectrum SportsNet+ will provide the live match telecast.
NBA TV will air the majority of the NBA pre-season games. The local regional networks will also provide live coverage of the games. Further, if you’re not a local, you can catch the action live through NBA League Pass. Channels like ESPN, NBA TV and TNT will also show the matches live, which can be streamed with services such as YouTube TV or Fubo TV.