""We've got to take advantage of it, for sure," Kerr said."
""The schedule was against us for the first couple months of the season, and now it flips back the other way. We've got to take advantage.""
Golden State endured a brutal early schedule, playing 20 of its first 34 games on the road, including a 17-game stretch in 29 days, with players shuffled by injuries and nightly rotation shifts. After a 132-125 win in Charlotte to close 2025, Coach Steve Kerr acknowledged that the most difficult portion of the slate was finished and that 10 of the next 11 games are at home. The run begins with a tough test against Oklahoma City, then eases into softer opponents before finishing with tougher Eastern Conference contenders. The team must seize the home stretch to find rhythm, stabilize rotations, and improve playoff positioning.
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