ISAIAH THOMAS scored 25 points, Kelly Olynyk added 17 points, five rebounds and five assists off the bench and the Boston Celtics beat the sloppy Warriors 99-86 Wednesday, spoiling Golden State’s lone home game in a nearly three-week span.

    Splash Brothers Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson combined to shoot just 4 for 17 from 3-point range as Golden State struggled again without injured star Kevin Durant, who spoke before the game wearing a bulky brace on his injured left knee and using crutches.

    Curry had 23 points, five rebounds and six assists, and Thompson scored 25 points as the Warriors’ 10-game home winning streak was snapped —nearly a year after Boston ended a 54-game home win streak for the Warriors.

    It was the Warriors’ first home defeat against the Eastern Conference this season and fifth in all out of 26 overall matchups.

    The Warriors took a 74-72 lead into the fourth quarter when Curry knocked down a buzzer-beating 3 to end the third over rookie Jaylen Brown, with the two-time reigning MVP pointing and celebrating at the young forward.

    Golden State trailed 76-74 with 8:41 remaining before Draymond Green came slashing through the key for a pair of one-handed slams during a 1-minute, 11-second stretch. Boston, which handed Golden State one of its two home losses last season with a 109-106 victory April 1, kept answering every big play.

    (SD-Agencies)