Andrew Wiggins and Jonathan Kuminga led the Golden State Warriors to a 127-104 victory over the Joel Embiid-less Philadelphia 76ers.

Despite a subdued performance from Stephen Curry, who only managed nine points after a 60-point game, and Klay Thompson’s redemption with 18 points, coach Steve Kerr doesn’t anticipate major changes before the trade deadline.The Warriors, currently 11th in the Western Conference with a 23-25 record, aim to secure a spot in the play-in tournament.In Embiid’s absence, the 76ers have struggled, posting a 4-12 record and actively seeking reinforcements before the deadline. Ricky Council IV topped the scoring for the 76ers with 17 points. Kerr remаins hopeful for Embiid’s return to the U.S. Olympic team despite the challenges of navigating a season without key players.The Warriors dominated the second half, with a 27-9 run sparked by Draymond Green and Thompson, ultimately securing their victory. Curry’s timely 3-pointer further solidified their lead, outscoring the Sixers 43-23 in the quarter.