(Sacramento, California) According to the Associated Press… On Friday night, Stephen Curry continued where he left off against Sacramento in the playoffs from the previous season by leading the Golden State Warriors to a victory over the Sacramento Kings. Curry scored 41 points and led his team to a 122-114 victory over the Kings. The previous season, Curry led the Golden State Warriors to a victory over Sacramento in the playoffs against Sacramento.

Since Steph Curry eliminated the Sacramento Kings from the first round of the playoffs with a 50-point masterpiece in Game 7 of last year’s first-round series, this was the first game played at the Golden 1 Center since then. A rivalry between two franchises in Northern California that had never before had success in the same season before to that point was sparked as a result of the series. Neither of the franchises had ever competed against each other before.

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The sellout crowd in the Warriors’ home opener was energized throughout the entire night, and Stephen Curry’s game-winning 3-pointer in the last minute of regulation was the spark that lit the fire. The Kings once again did not have an answer for Curry, and the game was put away as a result. The audience, however, left in a state of dissatisfaction.

During the third period of the game, Curry scored 16 points to put his team in the position of having the upper hand in the contest. He even finished his career with his 51st four-point play, which he punctuated with a little dance to give Golden State an 11-point lead in the middle of the third quarter. This gave Golden State an advantage of 11 points.

The Warriors proceeded on a run of 10-0 when Curry exited the game late in the third quarter, and it was completed off by Jonathan Kuminga’s put-back dunk that made the score 94-77. The Warriors were able to extend their lead as a result of this.

The late attempt at a comeback by Sacramento was successful because the Kings were able to capitalize on the poor performance turned in by the Warriors. The Kings were trailing by a margin of 15 points with 1 minute and 15 seconds remaining in the game, but they were able to cut the deficit to five points by scoring the next 10 points in a row. Curry subsequently made a 3-point shot with only 43 seconds remaining on the clock, which put an end to the contest.

In his second game with the Warriors, Chris Paul recorded a stat line that included 10 points scored, 12 assists, and two turnovers committed. Klay Thompson contributed 18 points to the overall score for the Warriors. Paul has only committed three turnovers so far this season, while also tallying 21 assists.

De’Aaron Fox’s performance of 39 points helped lead the Kings to victory, and he was the game’s leading scorer. In addition to his other stats, Domantas Sabonis added 19 points, 18 rebounds, and seven assists to the team’s total.

The Kings were able to take use of Curry’s lengthy rest to their advantage by going on a 14-0 run that lasted for the entirety of the first and second quarters, which allowed them to build an 11-point lead over their opponents. Golden State was able to come back and grab the lead at the half, 60-57, after Curry returned to the game after being sidelined with an injury.