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Good Morning Dub Nation,
Eleven days have gone by since the Golden State Warriors last won a game, but that finally changed Monday night after a thrilling 116-113 comeback victory against the Sacramento Kings.
Stephen Curry was a superstar of epic proportions, finishing the game with an absurd stat-line of 47 points, 8 rebounds, 8 assists, and ZERO TURNOVERS in 38 minutes of play. Curry shined brightest when the Warriors needed him the most with 17 points in the fourth quarter on 6-of-8 shooting from the field including 2-of-3 from the three-point line.
His performance left the team and basketball fans everywhere in awe of his greatness.
"Steph was just breathtaking... he's obviously one of the greatest players of all-time"
— NBA (@NBA) November 8, 2022
Steve Kerr on Stephen Curry's 47-point eruption pic.twitter.com/zS2AqLJ8i4
"He just wasn't going to allow us to lose."
— Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) November 8, 2022
Steph's performance tonight reminded Draymond of Game 4 of the 2022 NBA Finals pic.twitter.com/2fA7U8211r
Prior to tonight, no NBA player had ever had 45, 5, 5, and 0 turnovers, with 76% or better true-shooting
— Brady Klopfer (@BradyKlopferNBA) November 8, 2022
Curry had 47, 8, 8, and 0 turnovers, with 86.8% true-shooting
Having finally snapped their five-game losing streak, the Warriors will now have three full days of rest before their next game on Friday.
Here are the rest of today’s stories:
In case you missed it from Golden State of Mind:
- Steph Curry lifts Warriors over Kings with an amazing 47-point performance
- Podcast: Warriors vs. Kings
- Player grades: Warriors vs. Kings
- DiVincenzo out Monday, Kuminga into rotation
Other Warriors News:
- NBA Power Rankings: Warriors plummet; transition-game breakdowns for all 30 teams (The Athletic)
- Steph Curry gets heated after a no-call and receives a tech (Twitter)
- Juan Toscano-Anderson reserves Lakers tickets for adorable, star-struck fan (NBC Sports Bay Area)
- How Jonathan Kuminga can prove to be Warriors’ ‘energy guy’ in new rotation (NBC Sports Bay Area)
- Steve Kerr encourages everyone to vote on Election Day (Twitter)
NBA News:
- Lakers’ LeBron James to sit out vs. Jazz with foot soreness (ESPN)
- Kawhi Leonard ‘progressing well’ but no time frame for return (ESPN)
- The Brooklyn Nets pressured to not hire Ime Udoka, per report (SB Nation)
- Trading Anthony Davis could be an option for the Lakers, per report (SB Nation)
- Why are there no NBA games on Election Day? (The Athletic)
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