On another historic night for Stephen Curry, Draymond Green scored 23 points and the Golden State Warriors beat the Sacramento Kings 130-104 on Thursday night for their sixth straight victory and 11th of 12. https://t.co/J3D9nImIgS
Tonight is the first time Draymond Green led the Warriors in scoring since Game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals. His streak of 627 starts (including playoffs) without leading his team in scoring (alone or tied) was the second longest since the NBA-ABA merger (Mark Eaton, 890, 1983-93). https://t.co/2goJZ0e7lA
DRAYMOND GREEN TONIGHT: 23 POINTS 4 REBOUNDS 4 ASSISTS 4/7 3PM Only 29 minutes https://t.co/Xomu8sy9cu
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Tonight is the first time Draymond Green led the Warriors in scoring since Game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals. His streak of 627 starts (including playoffs) without leading his team in scoring (alone or tied) was the second longest since the NBA-ABA merger (Mark Eaton, 890, 1983-93). https://t.co/2goJZ0e7lA
That's an 11th straight Warriors win with Jimmy Butler in the lineup. It pushes the 9th-seeded Kings 4.5 games behind them and probably sets the GSW floor at the 8th seed. They're currently in sixth, a half-game up on equally hot Timberwolves.
Steph Curry history, Steve Kerr history, Draymond Green season-high, Moses Moody career-high, Jonathan Kuminga looked great in his first game in months. Big night at Chase Center for the rolling Warriors: https://t.co/JmfCyW0yr7
Steph reaches 4,000 3's in his career. Kuminga is back. And Warriors cruise in the end against Sacramento to sixth straight win, 130-104. They are now 13-1 when Jimmy Butler is on the floor. Next are the Knicks on Saturday.
Moses Moody adds 17 points, four rebounds and a six of Golden State's 35 assists (for 45 buckets), establishing a career high. Buddy Hield and Gary Payton II combine for six triples off the bench. Warriors turn 15 turnovers into 19 points. Team win.
