How To Watch Clippers Vs Warriors, Live Stream, TV Channel, Predictions

The 2025-26 NBA regular season reaches a boiling point this Sunday, April 12, as the LA Clippers host the Golden State Warriors at the brand-new Intuit Dome. For the Warriors (37-44), this finale is critical for building momentum ahead of a road Play-In challenge, while the Clippers (41-40) are looking to solidify their standing in a hyper-competitive Western Conference playoff race.

The narrative for tonight’s game centers on the Warriors’ adjusted rotation following the mid-season trade that sent Jonathan Kuminga to the Atlanta Hawks. In his absence, Golden State has leaned on the veteran presence of Al Horford and the length of Kristaps Porzingis to anchor the frontcourt. Meanwhile, the Clippers feature an updated backcourt led by Darius Garland, who has become a primary playmaker alongside Kawhi Leonard. Catch the finale live on Fubo.

Health remains the major storyline heading into tip-off. The Clippers are monitoring Kawhi Leonard (ankle), who is listed as questionable, while the Warriors are hoping for a boost from Draymond Green (back), also a game-time decision. With Stephen Curry leading a youth-infused roster that includes Brandin Podziemski and Gui Santos, the Warriors face a steep climb against a Clippers squad featuring John Collins and Brook Lopez in the interior.

The Clippers’ defense, which ranks 10th in the NBA in points allowed, will face a Warriors offense that still prioritizes the perimeter threat of Curry. You can witness this high-stakes finale streaming live on Fubo.

Golden State’s ability to navigate the physical presence of the Clippers’ frontcourt without Kuminga will be the key to the game. Expect a gritty performance at the Intuit Dome as both teams fight for every advantage before the postseason begins. Fubo is your home for the complete broadcast of the regular-season finale.

How to watch Clippers vs. Warriors

Sunday’s matchup will be broadcast locally on NBC Sports Bay Area (Warriors feed), KTLA, and FanDuel Sports Network SoCal (Clippers feed). Tip-off is scheduled for 8:30 PM ET (5:30 PM PT). Fans can stream the game in high definition on Fubo, which offers access to regional sports networks and national NBA coverage.

Category	Details
Date	Sunday, April 12, 2026
Tip-Off Time	8:30 PM ET / 5:30 PM PT
TV Channel	NBCS-BA / KTLA / FDSSC / Fubo
Live Stream	Fubo
Venue	Intuit Dome, Inglewood, CA

Clippers vs. Warriors Betting Odds & Predictions

The Clippers enter as favorites at home, reflecting their superior record and the Warriors’ thinned-out roster following several season-ending injuries. Prediction models currently favor the Clippers to secure a home win to close the season.

Betting Line	Clippers -3.5
Over/Under	225.5
Moneyline	LAC -165 | GSW +140

Prediction: The Warriors are limping into the finale with multiple key rotation players sidelined, including Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody. While Stephen Curry remains a threat, the Clippers’ depth and home-court energy at the Intuit Dome should be the deciding factor. Final Score: Clippers 114, Warriors 105.

Individual Matchups: Stars and Playmakers

The marquee matchup features Golden State’s Stephen Curry against the Clippers’ Darius Garland. With several star wing players sidelined, these guards will dictate the outcome of the finale.

Warriors Key Player Stats (Last 20)	Points	Assists	Rebounds	FG%
Brandin Podziemski (G)	18.4	3.8	5.2	46.8%
Gui Santos (F)	14.1	3.5	4.5	45.1%

The Clippers rely on the scoring of Kawhi Leonard and the elite facilitate of Darius Garland to anchor their offense.

Clippers Key Player Stats (Last 20)	Points	Rebounds	Assists	FG%
Kawhi Leonard (F)	25.2	5.7	3.0	49.8%
Darius Garland (G)	17.0	1.9	5.3	46.2%

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Stephen Curry Tweaks Ankle In Loss To Kings, Expects To Play Sunday

Stephen Curry suffered an ankle scare Friday during the Golden State Warriors’ 124-118 loss to the Sacramento Kings, but expects to be healthy for Wednesday’s 9/10 Play-In game, which will likely be against the Los Angeles Clippers. The 38-year-old guard slipped on a wet spot on the floor with just over nine minutes remaining in the first quarter, coming up hobbling and sending concern through the building.

Steve Kerr immediately called timeout and watched Curry consult with Warriors VP of player health and performance Rick Celebrini on the bench. Curry returned to the game shortly after.

“He’s doing fine,” Kerr said. “It was his ankle, it wasn’t his knee. That’s why I took the timeout. I was worried it was his knee. I just saw him limping and he came over and said, ‘No, I’m fine. It’s just the ankle.’ He just tweaked it or something but he’s fine.”

Curry finished with 11 points on 3-of-8 shooting in 27 minutes, appearing uncomfortable through much of the first half before finding better rhythm after the break. He spent time with his ankle in an ice bucket postgame and received additional treatment from the training staff.

The context makes the injury particularly nerve-wracking. Curry is playing in just his third game back after missing more than two months with a runner’s knee injury.

“As long as it’s not my knee, I can deal with ankles,” Curry said. “My knee felt pretty good, even better than last game, so I’ll take that as a positive.”

Kerr confirmed the plan is for Curry to play Sunday’s regular-season finale against the Clippers. Curry said he is targeting 30-32 minutes to build rhythm ahead of Wednesday’s winner-take-all play-in matchup.

“I’ll be comfortable with it,” Curry said. “I find it hard to believe that if the game calls for a couple extra minutes that we won’t make the right decision there.”

Satou Sabally, Jonquel Jones Sign Multiyear Deals With Liberty

Satou Sabally has agreed to a multiyear deal with the New York Liberty, her agent Zack Miller of WME Basketball confirmed to ESPN. Center Jonquel Jones also agreed to return to New York on a multiyear contract, a separate source confirmed.

Sabally’s decision was driven by New York’s championship culture and her belief the Liberty remain legitimate title contenders, a source told ESPN. The Liberty won the 2025 WNBA championship.

The 27-year-old forward averaged 16.3 points, 5.9 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.3 steals for the Phoenix Mercury last season, earning her third All-Star Game selection. She averaged 19 points and 7 rebounds in the postseason before suffering a concussion in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals that forced her to miss the decisive final game. Lingering symptoms kept her out of Unrivaled in January.

Sabally’s arrival reunites her with Liberty guard Sabrina Ionescu, her former Oregon teammate. The pair led Oregon to the program’s first Final Four in 2019 before being selected first and second overall in the 2020 WNBA Draft. Ionescu has indicated she intends to re-sign with New York, joining Breanna Stewart in announcing plans to return.

Sabally also reunites with teammate Leonie Fiebich, with whom she played at Valencia Basket during previous WNBA offseasons.

Jones, a five-time All-Star, is entering her fourth season in New York after spending her first six years with the Connecticut Sun. She averaged 13.6 points, 8.1 rebounds and 2.7 assists in 2025 but appeared in just 31 of 44 games due to ankle injuries. Jones made WNBA history in 2021 as the first player to win MVP, Sixth Woman of the Year and Most Improved Player.