The Warriors played against the Thunder, and the Warriors led 125-83 in the third quarter.
Curry scored 25 points and four assists in the third quarter, and the Warriors scored 50 points in a single quarter! Curry played just 29 minutes in the first three quarters, shooting 14-of-20 and 11-of-16 from three-point range, with 42 points, six rebounds, eight assists and zero turnovers.
Curry shot 11 three-pointers in 29 minutes to rank third in history, behind Kre Thompson's 14 goals and Donyer Marshall's 12.
Curry shot 10 three-pointers in two consecutive games for the second time in his career, and he was also the first person in history. Curry had two consecutive 10+three-pointers in 2016.
Only James Harden has ever had one consecutive 10+ three-pointer in two consecutive games.