The Warriors dropped back down to .500 after losing to the Orlando Magic Saturday.
SAN FRANCISCO — The Warriors welcomed back reinforcements Saturday night, with Andrew Wiggins and Andre Iguodala finally making their returns to the floor again.
Two-way forward Anthony Lamb scored a career-high 26 points, Jordan Poole added 21 and Kevon Looney recorded his fifth straight 10-plus rebound game but it wasn’t enough as the Warriors endured back-to-back home losses for the first time this season, with both coming at the hands of lowly Eastern Conference teams.All signs pointed to Thompson playing.
There was plenty to cheer about for the Warriors early on. Wiggins appeared in his first game in a month after a groin injury and non-COVID sickness sidelined him for 15 straight games. And Iguodala made his season debut, receiving a loud, partial standing ovation when he checked in for the first time at the 7:28 mark of the opening quarter.
The Warriors led by one after the first quarter but trailed by three at the half. The Magic pulled away in the third and Golden State never got within nine points in the fourth.
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