On January 31, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued, and the Warriors defeated the Thunder 128-120 on the road, and the Warriors won three straight games, which is the Warriors' seventh consecutive victory against the Thunder, and the Warriors' ranking in the West rose to fifth. Curry cut 38 points, 8 rebounds and 12 assists, shooting 12 goals in this game, and the Warriors' career goal total increased to 7222, breaking Wilt Chamberlain's all-time Warriors goal record (7216) and becoming the Warriors' all-time goal king. The Warriors led by as many as 21 points in the game, and the Thunder narrowed the gap to 2 points at one point in the fourth quarter, and Curry, Thompson and Poole led the team to withstand the Thunder's counterattack to a thrilling victory. Thompson contributed 28 points and Alexander scored 31 points and seven assists for the Thunder.
Statistics
Warriors: Curry 38 points, 8 rebounds and 12 assists, Thompson 28 points, Poole 15 points, Wiggins 15 points.
Thunder: Alexander 31 points and 7 assists, Giddy 21, Jaylen Williams 19, Jaylyn Williams 12 points, Isaiah Joe 10 points.
Star of the field: Curry
Curry not only led the team to win with a strong individual offense, but also set a new team record for goal scores, and Curry has been the Warriors' all-time scoring king, assist king, steal king, goal king, three-point king, and the first in team history.
Race tidbits
Curry warms up before the game.
Curry warmed up and scored a long-range 3-pointer.
NCAA women's basketball all-time three-point king Taylor Robertson came to the scene, met with Curry, and assisted Curry in pre-game training.
Highlight moments
Wiggins returned after a two-game break and scored three points in the opening game.
Dream Curry Connect.
Classic warrior style pass + projection.
Thompson made a three-pointer on the counterattack.
Alexander broke through the Warriors' defenses.
DiVincenzo played the role of a substitute sharp knife.
Thompson ran to catch the ball and scored a three-pointer.
Poole sends a wonderful story.
Jaylin Williams pulls the basket.
Curry backed Wiggins.
Curry broke the Warriors' all-time goal record.
Curry brutal singles.
Alexander beats 2+1.
Match Review
Wiggins made a 3-pointer in the opening game, and Curry cut to Draymond Gritzer for a layup to give the Warriors a 5-0 start. Giddy scored a breakaway throw, then assisted on a Kenridge Williams jumper, and the Thunder responded to bring the game into opposition. The Warriors took the lead in breaking the standoff, and the "Splash Brothers" combined to cut 11 points, leading the Warriors to a small climax, opening a 9-point gap to stop the Thunder. After the timeout, the Thunder missed consecutive shots, DiVincenzo scored eight straight points, Curry hit two consecutive three-pointers, and the Warriors extended their lead to 20 points. Alexander broke through for a layup and ended the first quarter with the Thunder trailing the Warriors by 18 points at 20-38. The Warriors gave out 15 assists in the first quarter and made 15 athletic goals, including eight three-pointers, and 15 assists were the Warriors' single-quarter assist record this season. Curry scored 13 points in the first quarter and Thompson 10.
The Warriors' second-team offense was muted at the start of the second quarter, playing three minutes in the quarter and failing to score, but the Thunder also lacked firepower to seize the opportunity to chase points. The Warriors replaced Thompson and led the team's offensive with Poole, and Thompson hit two 3-pointers to hold the lead for the Warriors. Alexander used his strong breakthrough ability to lead the Thunder with consecutive shots, Curry first assisted Looney for a layup, and then scored five consecutive points himself, and the Warriors responded with a shot. Alexander assisted Isaiah Joe's 3-pointer and Draymond Green made two fouls and hit one free throw, giving the Warriors a 15-point lead over the Thunder 63-48 in the first half. Curry had 18 points and six assists in the half.
The third quarter kicked off, the Thunder made consecutive turnovers, Wiggins scored six straight points, and the Warriors widened the gap to 21 points. Jaylin Williams hit three straight goals to help the Thunder catch up, and Curry scored his seventh athletic goal of the game on a layup, bringing the Warriors' career goal total to 7,217, breaking Wilt Chamberlain's all-time Warriors goal record (previous record 7,216). Alexander scored consecutive points to lead the Thunder to chase points again, closing the gap to 9 points. Curry and Alexander faced each other, Curry hit two consecutive three-pointers, Alexander first played 2+1, then assisted Muscara to hit a three-point shot, and the Thunder trailed the Warriors by 9 points at the end of the third quarter, 85-94. Curry scored 13 points in the third quarter and Alexander scored 14 points in the third.
In the fourth quarter finale, the Thunder played the Warriors a 13-6 to narrow the gap to 2 points, and the Warriors called a timeout. After the timeout, Thompson made a three-pointer, Poole hit a long-range shot, and the Thunder immediately responded without reducing his firepower, and Alexander again led the team to close the gap to 2 points with an assist. At the crucial moment, Poole received a pass from Curry and made a three-pointer, and Curry scored another long-range shot, giving the Warriors an eight-point lead to stop the Thunder. After the timeout, Giddy and Alexander teamed up to score points, Thompson responded with two straight goals, and Looney scored a dunk to give the Warriors a nine-point lead with 53 seconds left in the game. Alexander scored both free throws, Thompson missed the ball and Jaylen Williams hit a layup. The Thunder made a foul tactic, Curry made both free throws, Jaylen Williams added two more points, the Thunder continued to foul, and Thompson scored both free throws. Giddy scored for the basket and with 13 seconds left in the game, the Warriors led by five points. Poole hit one of two free throws, Curry grabbed the rebound, the Thunder could only foul again, and Curry made both free throws to seal the win.
Both sides start
Warriors: Draymond Green, Wiggins, Poole, Thompson, Curry
Thunder: Kenrich Williams, Jaylen Williams, Aaron Wiggins, Giddy, Alexander