Warriors’ Shooting Clinic

Golden State put on a shooting masterclass, finishing the game with 22/39 (56.4%) from beyond the arc. Despite Curry scoring only 11 points (2/6 from three), his historic milestone set the tone for a dominant performance by the Warriors.

Leading the charge was Draymond Green with 23 points, 4/7 three-pointers, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists. He was supported by:

• Jonathan Kuminga – 18 points
• Moses Moody – 17 points (4/6 three-pointers)
• Buddy Hield – 16 points (4/6 three-pointers)

Kings Struggle to Keep Up

Sacramento failed to pose a serious challenge, with DeMar DeRozan leading the team with 23 points, 5 rebounds, and 7 assists. Keon Ellis added 18 points (7/12 shooting).

Standings Impact

• The Warriors (37-28) climbed into the top six of the Western Conference.
• The Kings (33-31) remain in 9th place, fighting to stay in the play-in race.

Quarter Breakdown:

Q1: 30-18 | Q2: 61-51 | Q3: 96-83 | Final: 130-104

Curry’s historic achievement only adds to his legacy as the greatest shooter in NBA history.