Warriors Secure 111-95 Victory Over Pelicans with Key Performances

OAKLAND, Calif. — The Golden State Warriors defeated the New Orleans Pelicans 111-95 on Saturday, March 29, showcasing several noteworthy player performances that could impact fantasy basketball leagues.

Among the key contributors was Brandin Podziemski, who totaled 10 points on 4-of-11 shooting, including 1-of-7 from beyond the arc. In addition to his scoring, he pulled down six rebounds, dished out two assists, and recorded one steal. Despite his shooting struggles, Podziemski demonstrated his capacity to contribute across multiple categories.

“I just try to stay active, even when the shots aren’t falling,” Podziemski said. “The important thing is to keep finding ways to help the team win.”

While his minutes have fluctuated, Podziemski’s all-around game could make him a name to keep an eye on in deeper fantasy formats moving forward. If he continues to receive playing time, he may emerge as a valuable asset.

Kevon Looney, in contrast, had a quieter night, finishing with zero points but recording six rebounds and one assist during his time on the court. Looney’s defensive efforts and ability to facilitate on offense left a mark, even if his scoring wasn’t evident.

“Every player has a role, and I try to focus on what I can bring defensively and on the boards,” Looney said. “Scoring will come, but for now, I just want to contribute any way I can.”

Although Looney is not considered a viable option in standard fantasy leagues, his rebounding skill makes him a potential choice in deeper league formats. His focus on fundamentals continues to play a critical role for the Warriors.

Quinten Post had a standout performance, scoring 15 points on 5-of-11 shooting, which included three three-pointers. He also added six rebounds and two assists to his stat line. Post’s shooting prowess as a stretch big has caught the attention of both fans and analysts alike.

“I felt good shooting the ball tonight, and my teammates really helped set me up for quality looks,” Post said. “Staying confident in my game is key as I work to find my place on this team.”

As his role continues to evolve, Post’s recent performance elevates his status for those playing in dynasty leagues or deeper formats, especially if he can maintain or expand his minutes.

The Warriors’ balanced attack and impressive rebounding allowed them to control the game against the Pelicans, emphasizing their depth as they move closer to the playoff season.