The Warriors went a perfect 4-0 this past week, with road wins over the Brooklyn Nets 109-98 on Monday, Philadelphia 76ers 127-104 on Wednesday and the Indiana Pacers 131-109 on Thursday. They also defeated the Phoenix Suns 113-112 on Stephen Curry's game-winning 3-pointer on Saturday. The Dubs have won six of their last seven games.
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The Warriors are amidst a four-game winning streak — the second time this season that they've won four straight games. Their longest winning streak of the season was a five-game span from Dec. 16 - Dec. 23.
Highlights: Stephen Curry Has a Monster Performance Against 76ers – 1/30/24
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Three of the Warriors' four wins this past week came by a combined margin of 56 points. They beat the Pacers by 23 points, the Sixers by 22 points and the Nets by 11 points.
Golden State Warriors Highlights vs. Indiana Pacers
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Over their last 10 games, the Warriors have the second-best Net Rating in the league (+9.7). The Warriors join the Boston Celtics — who own the NBA's best record — as the only teams to rank top five in offensive (121.1, 5th) and defensive rating (111.1, 3rd) over that span.
Golden State Warriors Highlights vs. Brooklyn Nets
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Curry's 10th career game-winner to defeat the Phoenix Suns on Saturday came with just 0.7 seconds left. Curry has four game-tying or go-ahead shots in the final 10 seconds of the fourth quarter or overtime this season, the most in the NBA.
Curry's Game Winner
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Curry has made the most clutch threes in a single season in NBA history (27) since clutch stats were first tracked in 1996-97. Curry's previous high for made 3-pointers in the clutch was 18, which tied him for the league lead with Damian Lillard in the 2020-21 season.
Golden State Warriors Highlights vs. Phoenix Suns
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Curry made 20 3-pointers over a two-game stretch (Indiana and Phoenix) — the fifth time in his career that he's made at least 20 threes in a two-game span. James Harden is the only other player in NBA history to accomplish that feat, which he did once.
Curry Hits 11 3s in Win Over the Pacers
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Among players who are the primary defender for at least 10 shots per game, Draymond Green is tied for the best defensive field goal percentage, holding his opponents to just 41.6 percent from the field.
Postgame Warriors Talk: Draymond Green - 2/10/24
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In the month of February, rookie Brandin Podziemski leads the Warriors in rebounds (8.2 RPG) and assists (6.8 APG). Podziemski's inbounds pass to Curry set up his game-winning shot against the Suns and capped a 10-point, eight-rebound, 7-assist performance. He leads all rookies in games with 10-plus points, five-plus rebounds and five-plus assists (12).