The Golden State Warriors defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 127-116, securing their eighth win of the season with a dominant third-quarter surge.
The Warriors doubled up on the Thunder in the third, outscoring them 42-21 and building a lead that stretched to as many as 30 points, which ultimately proved crucial as they withstood a fierce OKC comeback in the fourth.
Steph Curry led Golden State with 36 points, including 25 in the second half, providing the spark needed to fend off the Thunder.
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De’Anthony Melton added 19 points, while Andrew Wiggins contributed 18, as the Warriors improved to 8-2. With Phoenix’s loss to Sacramento, Golden State now shares the best record in the West in a three-way tie with the Thunder and Suns.
Oklahoma City made it interesting late, outscoring Golden State 37-20 in the fourth quarter, but the deficit was too large to overcome.
Six Thunder players scored in double figures, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leading the way with 24 points.
However, OKC’s efforts were dampened by an apparent hip injury to Chet Holmgren, who left the game early.
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