The Warriors current 7 game winning streak matches their highest since the 2021-22 season. The Warriors won 7 in a row once after getting Butler in March of 2025.
In their 2021-22 Championship season, they won 9 games in a row once and 7 games in a row twice.
Just came to celebrate with all of you. I literally caught the last minute of OT after an event at church. This team is so much fun. Looking at the team statistics, I have NO idea how they pulled this off. But go Warriors!
Only think you left out is his free throw rate which is by far the most attempts per game he’s ever had. I keep expecting it to go down but it’s starting to feel sustainable.
One of the things I like best about a Curry 40+ point night is that I look up all the "Most 40+ games after age 35" kinds of stats and chuckle to myself about how great Curry is.
(Didn't realize this thread was up so reposting from game thread)
I'm imagining the epic celebration if Yax had made that heave at the end and everyone stormed the court, would've been an extremely fun moment for this team.
But we wouldn't have had a Steph 40 ball so I'll accept this alternative
Still has more turnovers than points on the season lol.
I know I like to rag on him, but yeah, his D and playmaking have been stellar the last couple games. And for all his dumb turnovers over the course of a game, I have pretty high confidence in him being strong, smart, and safe with the ball in big/crunchtime possessions.
At the same time, it's amazing how little confidence I have in him ever scoring the ball, even when given a totally free lane to the rim.
The Warriors went 12 deep tonight with 12 players getting 11 or more minutes of play.
38:33 Podz
37:25 Yaxel
35:45 Curry
33:32 Draymond
25:14 Niang
No other player played more than Brandon Williams' 17:13.
Considering that this was an OT game, playing both Steph and Draymond less than 36 minutes was a long game move.
The Warriors current 7 game winning streak matches their highest since the 2021-22 season. The Warriors won 7 in a row once after getting Butler in March of 2025.
In their 2021-22 Championship season, they won 9 games in a row once and 7 games in a row twice.
Two juggernauts with 7 game win streaks are on a head long collision -- Spurs vs Warriors.
Steph was 8-9 from two tonight on some of the toughest shots you’ll ever see. Unreal.
I liked the part where they won the game.
Do we have less wins without Brandon Williams? I want to say yes
No. Fewer.
Just came to celebrate with all of you. I literally caught the last minute of OT after an event at church. This team is so much fun. Looking at the team statistics, I have NO idea how they pulled this off. But go Warriors!
Thanks for praying for us
Other stats:
Richardson: (+5)
2 points, 1/13 FGs, 0/6 threes
4 rebounds (3 off.), 4 assists, 1 turnover
Bitadze: (+7)
4 points, 2/3 FGs
5 rebounds, 2 assists
Carter: (-6)
9 points, 3/7 FGs and threes
1 rebound (1 off.), 1 steal
Green: (+9)
2 points, 1/5 FGs, 0/1 three, 0/2 FTs
6 rebounds, 13 assists, 4 turnovers, 2 steals, 2 blocks
Santos: (-4)
3 points, 1/2 FGs, 0/1 three, 1/2 FTs
1 rebound, 2 turnovers, 1 steal
Horford: (-5)
2 points, 1/4 FGs, 0/2 threes
5 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 blocks
Williams: (-2)
9 points, 3/7 FGs, 0/2 threes, 3/3 FTs
2 assists, 2 turnovers, 2 steals
Payton II: (+0)
4 points, 2/5 FGs, 0/1 three
1 turnover, 1 steals
Melton: (+1)
4 points, 1/5 FGs, 1/3 threes, 1/2 FTs
1 rebound, 1 assist, 1 block
Richard: (+1)
4 points, 1/1 FG, 2/2 FTs
2 rebounds, 1 assist
Notable stats:
Magic:
Wagner: (-2)
30 points, 11/22 FGs, 3/7 threes, 5/5 FTs
6 rebounds (1 off.), 11 assists, 6 turnovers, 2 steals
Carter Jr.: (-8)
19 points, 6/12 FGs, 3/3 threes, 4/9 FTs
11 rebounds (6 off.), 2 turnovers, 2 blocks
Black: (-7)
18 points, 7/19 FGs, 2/6 threes, 2/3 FTs
8 rebounds (3 off.), 6 assists, 2 turnovers, 4 steals, 3 blocks
Cain: (-13)
18 points, 6/14 FGs, 2/8 threes, 4/4 FTs
12 rebounds (1 off.), 1 assist, 2 turnovers, 1 steal, 1 block
da Silva: (-9)
19 points, 7/21 FGs, 5/16 threes
7 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 turnover, 1 steal
Warriors:
Curry: (+9)
41 points, 13/19 FGs, 5/10 threes, 10/10 FTS
6 rebounds, 6 assists, 3 turnovers
Lendeborg: (+6)
23 points, 9/15 FGs, 2/4 threes, 3/4 FTs
8 rebounds (1 off.), 3 assists, 6 turnovers, 3 blocks
Podziemski: (+6)
15 points, 5/7 FGs, 4/5 threes, 1/2 FTs
7 rebounds (1 off.), 1 assist, 2 steals, 1 block
Niang: (+11)
11 points, 4/6 FGs, 3/3 threes
2 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal
Bassey: (-3)
8 points, 2/4 FGs, 4/4 FTs
4 rebounds (1 off.), 1 block
Da silva launched 16 threes? Hot damn
Final stats:
Magic:
38.1% shooting (43/113 FGs), 18/54 threes, 15/21 FTs
57 rebounds (24 off.), 29 assists, 14 turnovers, 9 steals, 6 blocks
Warriors:
53.8% shooting (43/80 FGs), 15/32 threes, 25/31 FTs
42 rebounds (3 off.), 32 assists, 19 turnovers, 10 steals, 10 blocks
Points in paint:
Magic: 44
Warriors: 50
Fastbreak points:
Magic: 5
Warriors: 8
Points off turnovers:
Magic: 26
Warriors: 10
Bench points:
Magic: 31
Warriors: 42
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We got massacred on the offensive boards and whupped on points off TOs, and still did the part that Ando likes best. Amazing.
Orlando's filled with tall players with lengthy arms.
Steph is now averaging 38.0 pts per 36 minutes on .710 true shooting *on the season.* At age 38.
And I think's actual an underestimate of his "real" TS%, as he gets so many three-shot fouls and and-ones.
He has scored 250 points on 147 field goal attempts.
Also turning it over at by far the lowest rate of his career -- just 15 total turnovers after tonight, or 2.3 per 36 minutes.
This one was an absolute vintage grand cru.
Only think you left out is his free throw rate which is by far the most attempts per game he’s ever had. I keep expecting it to go down but it’s starting to feel sustainable.
Posted it in the game thread, but his FT% is also insane: .985 (66-67), which somehow sounds even more ridiculous than 1.000.
It's an underestimate because he also gets so many non shooting fouls that are ruled continuations for everyone else
It’s so bizarre.
One of the things I like best about a Curry 40+ point night is that I look up all the "Most 40+ games after age 35" kinds of stats and chuckle to myself about how great Curry is.
GOAT
(Didn't realize this thread was up so reposting from game thread)
I'm imagining the epic celebration if Yax had made that heave at the end and everyone stormed the court, would've been an extremely fun moment for this team.
But we wouldn't have had a Steph 40 ball so I'll accept this alternative
The yax 3 near the game-end was pretty special and the score to win the game. Steph went after the ball at games end—for who?
For sure that was nice, but nothing beats the vibes of a buzzer beater heave when everyone storms the court and jumps all over you
man, ORL 24 OREB, GSW 3 OREB. That's almost impossible to overcome.
Almost.
It pressed like to your comment eric but wanted to press dislike- so painful to never get rebounds. Maybe punishment cor fumbling away the game
33-2 second Chance points!
It felt really bad, but holy smokes
Got 33 fewer shots on goal than they did (113-80 fga) and still somehow pulled it out.
Shouldn’t forget a pretty great game from Draymond: 11 assists to 4 turnovers 2 steals 2 blocks and some typically elite defense.
Still has more turnovers than points on the season lol.
I know I like to rag on him, but yeah, his D and playmaking have been stellar the last couple games. And for all his dumb turnovers over the course of a game, I have pretty high confidence in him being strong, smart, and safe with the ball in big/crunchtime possessions.
At the same time, it's amazing how little confidence I have in him ever scoring the ball, even when given a totally free lane to the rim.
Those early turnovers were trying though.
His turnovers are from trying to get his passes there. Many work, some don’t.
The most disappointing part was when he bricked two straight FTs (I think the second one might've been an even bigger brick than the first)
5th seed, baby!! Tie breaker over Wolves and Rockets