Philadelphia 76ers vs Golden State Warriors Preview: Odds, Tips & Prediction – Feb 3, 2026

The 76ers rank 15th in the NBA in points per game, averaging 116.6. This figure places them right in the middle of the league, but with their sixth place in the standings, it shows how efficient they are in matches, although their scoring isn’t quite up to their best. 

On offensive rebounds, Philadelphia is ranked eighth in the league on average, producing 12.3 per game. This is a key area where the team are strong, but the 76ers are sometimes lacking in finishing. Now they have a fully healthy roster, this should change. 

• Tyrese Maxey (Guard) – Maxey is the best 76ers offensive weapon by far, averaging 29.9 points per game. This is a career-best, placing him third in the league in his sixth season in the NBA. In addition, he’s averaging 4.3 rebounds and 6.8 assists, numbers that reflect his all-around talent. 
• VJ Edgecombe (Guard) – Edgecombe has impressed in his debut NBA season, averaging 15.6 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 4.2 assists per game. These numbers make him a key player within their starting five, and he will certainly improve throughout the season. 
• Joel Embiid (Center) – At the time of writing, he’s currently healthy, which means the 76ers have one of the best players in the league on their roster back. He’s played in only 25 games this season, but he’s averaging 25.1 points and 7.4 rebounds. In the past, he’s averaged way higher, but he’s getting better after recovering from previous injuries. 

The Warriors are 14th in the points per game averages, producing 116.8 per game. The franchise has improved on their scoring throughout the year, but whether the Warriors are able to rise further in this department remains to be seen. 

With scoring considered one of their weaknesses, the Warriors are joint-sixth in the league for assists per match, averaging 28.8 per game. Their ability to consistently move the ball and create opportunities highlights a high-quality skillset, making them a dangerous team despite their scoring struggles.

• Stephen Curry (Guard) – At 37 years of age, Stephen Curry is still going strong and producing incredible numbers. He’s averaging 27.4 points per game and is proving that age is just a number, considering how impressive he is at shooting from anywhere on the court. 
• Jimmy Butler III (Forward) – Butler may now be out for the season because of a torn right ACL injury, but he’s played a key role this season in the 38 games he’s featured. He averaged 20 points, 4.9 assists and 5.6 rebounds, impressive numbers for the 36-year-old. 
• Draymond Green (Forward) – Green is averaging 8.7 points per game, which is in line with his career averages. However, his consistency on defense elevates the Warriors, as he also averages 5.8 rebounds and 5.2 assists per game.