Curry’s 46 blaze Warriors past Spurs
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By Cyreel Zarate
 
Stephen Curry exploded for the Golden State Warriors as they narrowly escaped the San Antonio Spurs with a 125-120 victory on Thursday (PH time) at the Frost Bank Arena in San Antonio.
 
With a four-point lead and 2:41 remaining in the fourth quarter, Jimmy Butler III drained a three-pointer followed by a Gary Payton II layup, 119-110, forcing the Spurs to play catch-up until the final buzzer.
 
Curry caught fire for the Warriors, scoring 46 points and bouncing back from his 11-point outing in yesterday’s 126-102 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
 
Butler delivered an all-around performance for the Spurs, recording 28 points, 6 rebounds, 9 assists, and 3 steals, while Moses Moody also chipped in 19 points on 5-of-10 shooting from downtown, helping Golden State improve to 7-6.
 
The victory served as a morale boost for the Warriors, who still have four road games remaining on their schedule.
 
On the other hand, Victor Wembanyama narrowly missed a triple-double with 31 points, 15 rebounds, and 9 assists, but San Antonio’s five-game winning streak at home came to a screeching halt, dropping them to 8-3 in the Western Conference standings.
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warriors assemble！
hot commentCurry: I'm just not as strong as before. It doesn't mean I'm not strong！
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taco bar
Curry has made as many free throws as an entire Spurs team!!! This must be the first time in his career, right?
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Victor Wembanyaman
Spurs: I'm reporting that the opposing team has an extra star player on the court, and his name is the referee！
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the rising star
If Fox continues like this, it's really better to leave earlier and give Harper more opportunities
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curry fans
The former GOAT, still the GOAT! You can always trust Stephen Curry's touch!
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