Lakers Beat Warriors 112-108: Who Won Last Night?

By Sarah Miller · April 30, 2033

The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Golden State Warriors 112-108 in a thrilling matchup on October 24, 2025. Led by Anthony Davis with 34 points and 13 rebounds, the Lakers secured the win at Crypto.com Arena, marking their third consecutive victory to open the season.

Game Summary: Lakers Edge Out Warriors in Season Showdown

Last night's NBA game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors delivered high intensity and dramatic finishes. The final score was Lakers 112, Warriors 108, with key performances from both star players and role contributors.

Key Moments from the Game

Anthony Davis dominated the paint, shooting 13-of-20 from the field.
Stephen Curry scored 31 points but missed a potential game-tying three-pointer in the final 30 seconds.
D'Angelo Russell hit a crucial fourth-quarter three to extend the Lakers' lead to six.
The Warriors committed 14 turnovers, leading to 19 Lakers points.
L.A. outrebounded Golden State 47–38, including 12 offensive boards.

Player Performances and Statistical Breakdown

Individual efforts shaped the outcome of this closely contested game. Below is a detailed look at the top performers from both teams.

Player	Team	Points	Rebounds	Assists	Turnovers	FG%
Anthony Davis	LAL	34	13	4	2	.650
LeBron James	LAL	22	8	7	3	.480
Stephen Curry	GSW	31	5	6	4	.455
Klay Thompson	GSW	19	3	2	2	.429
D'Angelo Russell	LAL	16	2	5	1	.500
Draymond Green	GSW	8	7	8	5	.400

Table data source:NBA.com

The Lakers' interior dominance and efficient scoring near the basket gave them an edge throughout the game. Anthony Davis’s .650 field goal percentage and 13 rebounds were pivotal. Meanwhile, the Warriors struggled with ball security—Draymond Green’s five turnovers proved costly in clutch moments.

Season Implications and Team Outlook

This early-season clash carries weight as both teams aim for playoff positioning in the competitive Western Conference.

Why This Win Matters

The Lakers improve to 3–0, their best start since the 2020 championship season.
Golden State drops to 1–2, raising concerns about defensive consistency.
Anthony Davis reaffirmed his status as the league’s most dominant big man through three games.
The Lakers’ bench outscored Golden State’s reserves 32–18.
Defensive rebounding differential (+9) favored L.A., limiting second-chance points.