Warriors Rolled Past Lakers at Chase Center
The Warriors took the win 124-98 on Tuesday while Stephen Curry voiced support for the Valkyries.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Basketball
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The Golden State Warriors secured a 124-98 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers at Chase Center on Tuesday. The game followed a weekend where Stephen Curry publicly cheered on the Golden State Valkyries as they began their playoff run.
Why it matters
The momentum at Chase Center comes as local basketball fans track both the Warriors' early-season performance and the Valkyries' high-stakes semifinals series. With both teams scheduled to play on Wednesday, the city's sports calendar remains packed.
The Warriors defeated the Lakers 124-98, a significant improvement from their 104-101 loss to the Clippers on Sunday. Meanwhile, the Valkyries hold a 1-0 series lead over the Aces after winning their first game 71-60.
The players
Stephen Curry
The 38-year-old Warriors star contributed 16 points to the team's victory and offered support to the Valkyries.
Golden State Warriors
The San Francisco professional basketball team plays its home games at Chase Center.
Golden State Valkyries
The city's professional women's basketball team is currently engaged in a best-of-five semifinals series against the Las Vegas Aces.
Yaxel Lendeborg
A player who recorded 17 points and 9 rebounds during the Warriors' win over the Lakers.
Gabby Williams
A key player for the Valkyries who recorded 25 points, 11 rebounds, and 5 assists in the Game 1 semifinals victory.
The details
Stephen Curry contributed 16 points in 14 minutes, while Yaxel Lendeborg added 17 points and 9 rebounds in 21 minutes of play. Following the win, the team shifts focus to a Wednesday matchup against the Portland Trail Blazers. The Valkyries also return to the court Wednesday, hosting the Las Vegas Aces for Game 2 of their best-of-five semifinals series after Gabby Williams scored 25 points in the opener.
Timeline
Sunday: The Valkyries defeated the Aces 71-60 in Game 1.
Tuesday: The Warriors defeated the Lakers 124-98 at Chase Center.
Wednesday: The Valkyries host the Aces in Game 2 and the Warriors play the Blazers.
Across the Bay
The Valkyries' push through the postseason adheres to the standard best-of-five semifinals series format used in professional basketball. This schedule sets the rhythm for the team as they return to the court this Wednesday.
If you are heading to Chase Center on Wednesday, prepare for a busy game night as the Warriors play the Portland Trail Blazers. Fans following the Valkyries should watch for Game 2 on Wednesday to see if the team can extend their series lead over the Las Vegas Aces.
The takeaway
The Warriors' high-scoring Tuesday performance provides a morale boost as the franchise navigates a busy week of games. Keep an eye on Wednesday's schedule, where the Valkyries attempt to defend their series lead at home.
Further reading
For more on the latest local results, check the San Francisco Basketball page.
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