NBA: Stephen Curry makes history while the golden state warriors beat the king’s sacrament
Stephen Curri became the first player of the golden state in the NBA history to reach 700 20-point career after helping the Nicket 132-108 against Sacramento Kings.
Curri was one of four players to get 20 or more points, with Brandin Podziem and Moses Moody by combining 43 while Buddy Highland was 22 years old.
The victory transferred warriors above Kings in the Western status of the conference in the ninth.
Curry Tally of 20 meant that he was also tied with the NBA legend Michael Jordan for the most games with 20 or more points of the guard after turning the 35.
The leaders of the Western conference of Oklahoma City Groma returned from the All-Star break to beat Utah Jazz 130-107 in Salt Lake City.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 21 points and Chet Holmgren got 20 while Thunder caught his eighth winning nine exits.
By the way, Cleveland Cavaliers tightened the dominant victory of 142-106 over New York Knick to tighten his grip at the eastern conference.
Knicks have so far won 46 its 56 games.
Milvaukee Bucks is the edges of the Visardton Visards 104-101, with Brook Lopez, which claims 18 points and nine jumps.
Miami heat won 120-111 in Raptors in Toronto, Detroita won San Antonio Spurs 125-110, Dallas Mavericks 111-103 and Houstonian rockets defeated Minnesota Timbervolves 121-115.
2025-02-22 07:32:00
