The Warriors' 116-109 comeback victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night at Chase Center might have been their best win of the 2024-25 NBA season.
Not only did it come over the Western Conference leaders -- and clinch an edge in their season series -- but Golden State also won as a major underdog in Vegas.
In fact, the Warriors' 9.5-point upset is their largest this year and tied for their sixth-largest over the last 10 seasons, per SportRadar.
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Of course, with four NBA titles over the last decade, this franchise hasn't been large underdogs very often. But it's still an impressive outcome -- paying out more than 3-to-1 on the money line -- facing a tough Thunder squad.
Four of the Warriors' bigger upsets during that span came during their dismal 2019-20 NBA season, topped off by a 116-100 road win against the Denver Nuggets as a +16.5-point longshot on March 3.
Alongside Andrew Wiggins, the Warriors' starting lineup in that game consisted of Juan Toscano-Anderson, Mychal Mulder, Marquese Chriss and Damion Lee, with Eric Paschall and Dragan Bender coming off the bench. Remember them?
The most recent example of a major Golden State upset came on Jan. 20, 2023, when it overcame a +10.5-point spread in a 120-114 win at the Cleveland Cavaliers without star Steph Curry.
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The Warriors certainly will hope Wednesday's unexpected win can spur them on for the second half of the season -- and perhaps Vegas won't underestimate them again.