Stephen Curry scored 41 points, including a go-ahead three-pointer with 1:38 left in overtime, to lead the Golden State Warriors to a 126-119 victory over the Orlando Magic on Saturday, Clarin.com reported.
Curry followed his clutch three with a layup in the final minute to secure the win. The Warriors’ seventh victory is their longest winning streak since they won seven games between March 3-15, 2025.
Warriors Rally From Slow Start
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Golden State began the season with a 0-3 record but has now turned its season around with the impressive streak.
Key Moments in Overtime
Curry’s three-pointer gave the Warriors the lead for good. Earlier, Magic forward Wendell Carter Jr. missed two free throws with 1:15 remaining that would have tied the game. Curry then responded with his decisive basket to extend the lead.
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Lendeborg Provides Spark
Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg hit a three-pointer in overtime to help his team. He finished with 23 points and eight rebounds. Lendeborg garnered attention off the court as well, sharing a video a day prior in which he gifted a house to his mother in California.
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Warriors’ Offense Shines
Curry’s performance was the highlight for Golden State, as he also contributed six rebounds and six assists.
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Magic’s Strong Effort Falls Short
The Magic, despite the loss, received a strong performance from Franz Wagner, who scored 30 points and dished out 11 assists. Tristan da Silva and Wendell Carter Jr. each added 19 points for Orlando.
Series History
The loss marks the Magic’s fourth consecutive defeat in Golden State. Orlando has now lost four consecutive games on the Warriors’ home court, highlighting the challenges the team faces when playing in San Francisco.
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