76ers vs Warriors: Edgecombe’s 25 points headlines 113-94 win, how to watch

The Philadelphia 76ers kept rolling on Tuesday night, February 3, beating the Golden State Warriors 113-94 in San Francisco behind a breakout all-around performance from rookie V. J. Edgecombe. The result stretched Philadelphia’s winning streak to five games and came in a matchup shaped by absences on both sides, with the Warriors short-handed and the 76ers playing without their top center.

76ers - Warriors: final score and game flow

Philadelphia led 58-55 at halftime, then flipped the game with a decisive third quarter, outscoring Golden State 26-16 to take control. The 76ers’ physicality was evident on the glass, where they created repeated second chances, and they also generated points at the line while the Warriors rarely got there.

Golden State stayed close early, but the offense stalled after the break. Philadelphia’s defensive pressure and rebounding turned stops into transition looks and extra possessions, and the lead grew steadily through the fourth.

Tipoff was 10:00 p.m. ET, with the game played at Chase Center.

V. J. Edgecombe: stat line and impact

Edgecombe was the engine. He finished with 25 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists, consistently getting downhill and creating high-quality shots for himself and teammates. His best stretches came when he mixed change-of-pace drives with controlled pull-ups, forcing help defenders to commit and opening kick-out reads.

Beyond the scoring, the passing stood out: Edgecombe repeatedly drew a second defender and delivered on-time assists to shooters and cutters. For a young guard, it was the kind of composed, two-way-influence night that can shift a season’s narrative from “promising” to “driving wins.”

Andre Drummond and the frontcourt work

With Philadelphia missing its usual centerpiece inside, Andre Drummond gave the 76ers a stable base: 12 points and 12 rebounds (a double-double) while anchoring key stretches defensively and cleaning up misses.

Adem Bona also made his minutes count off the bench, posting 11 points and 7 rebounds in 16 minutes, providing energy plays around the rim and helping Philadelphia maintain rim protection and rebounding when rotations changed.

That interior production mattered because it paired with a broader team advantage: Philadelphia repeatedly extended possessions, which blunted the Warriors’ attempts to string together runs.

76ers vs Golden State Warriors match player stats

A quick snapshot of the headline numbers from the night:

Philadelphia also had multiple contributors in double figures, keeping the offense steady even when the pace slowed.

Where to watch 76ers vs Golden State Warriors

For fans searching where to watch 76ers vs golden state warriors, availability depends on location and whether the game is carried locally or nationally.

Typical options in the U.S. include:

• Regional broadcasts in each team’s market (Philadelphia area and Northern California area)

• An out-of-market pro basketball subscription package for viewers outside local blackout zones

• Live audio through team radio coverage and major sports audio apps

If you missed this one, replays and condensed game options are usually posted within hours on the league’s official viewing services (timing varies by region and package).

What this means next

For Philadelphia, the takeaway is momentum and versatility: Edgecombe’s creation, Drummond’s rebounding, and Bona’s efficient bench minutes helped the 76ers win without leaning on a single star pathway. For Golden State, the short-handed rotation made shot creation difficult after halftime, and the lack of free-throw volume left little margin to recover once the 76ers grabbed control.

The teams won’t have long to reset as the schedule continues to compress in early February, but this result will be remembered as a statement road performance—especially if Edgecombe’s expanded role continues.

Sources consulted: Reuters, ESPN, NBA, Basketball-Reference