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The Golden State Warriors are scheduled to host the Detroit Pistons for an NBA preseason game on Sunday. This matchup will be both teams’ fourth exhibition game ahead of the regular season.
The Warriors have been flawless, holding (3-0) and coming off a 109-106 victory against the Sacramento Kings on Friday. Meanwhile, the Pistons are 2-1 after securing a 109-91 win against the Phoenix Suns on Friday.
Ahead of the Pistons vs Warriors preseason game, here’s a detailed guide on how fans can watch the game live.
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When and where is Detroit Pistons vs Golden State Warriors?
The Detroit Pistons vs Golden State Warriors game is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 13, at Chase Center in San Francisco. The game will tip off at 8:30 p.m. EDT.
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Where to watch Detroit Pistons vs Golden State Warriors?
The game will not be broadcast nationally. However, according to NBA.com, the matchup will air locally on NBC Sports Bay Area.
Detroit Pistons vs Golden State Warriors streaming details
While the game won’t be broadcast nationally, fans will be able to stream the preseason game on NBA League Pass. It will also be available on FuboTV.
Steph Curry likely to miss Pistons vs Warriors game
Steph Curry left Friday’s game against the Sacramento Kings with a jammed right index finger. While he is listed as day-to-day on Golden State’s injury report, the team is likely to be cautious and not play him on Sunday. The injury isn’t serious and X-rays came back negative.
Even though later diagnosis showed the injury wasn’t serious, it did scare coach Steve Kerr during the game. He said post-game on Friday, via NBC Sports Bay Area:
“Always. Steph is Steph, so. I was assured at halftime that he was fine. X-rays were negative. It wasn’t anything too concerning. But, yeah, you always get nervous when he gets hurt.”
Kerr also said that Steph Curry was supposed to get extended minutes but the injury limited him to the first two quarters. Kerr said after the game:
“He was going to actually play into the third quarter tonight for the first time [this preseason]. But when he jammed his finger, it made no sense to send him back out there.”
Curry finished the game with six points, four assists and three rebounds.
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