Curry’s 46 Points Propel Warriors Past Spurs, Surpassing Wembanyama’s Triple-Double
In a thrilling contest, Stephen Curry delivered an impressive performance, scoring 46 points to lead the Golden State Warriors past the San Antonio Spurs 125-120. This matchup took place on Wednesday night, showcasing Curry’s ability to shine despite the remarkable play from Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama.
Curry’s Dominance Shines Through
Curry’s scoring prowess was evident, especially in the second half where he netted 29 points. The Warriors outscored the Spurs 76-64 in the final two quarters. His crucial fourth 3-pointer allowed Golden State to take their first lead since the opening moments, giving them a 74-73 advantage with just five minutes left in the third quarter.
Wembanyama’s Stellar Performance
Victor Wembanyama also had a standout game. The 7-foot-4 rookie recorded 31 points, 14 rebounds, and 10 assists, achieving his fourth career triple-double. His impressive play, however, was not enough to secure a victory for the Spurs, who suffered their first home loss of the season.
- Stephen Curry: 46 points, 29 in the second half
- Victor Wembanyama: 31 points, 14 rebounds, 10 assists
- Jimmy Butler: 28 points, 8 assists
- Moses Moody: 19 points
- Stephon Castle: 23 points, 10 assists
Statistical Highlights
| Team | Points | Free Throws (Made/Attempted) |
|---|---|---|
| Golden State Warriors | 125 | 32/36 |
| San Antonio Spurs | 120 | 14/16 |
In the first half, the Spurs managed to build a 16-point lead, capitalizing on three alley-oop dunks. While Wembanyama didn’t dunk, he assisted on one to Castle. His defensive skills were showcased as well; he blocked a 3-point attempt from Draymond Green, marking his 96th consecutive game with at least one block.
Upcoming Matches
The Warriors improved to 1-1 on their six-game road trip. Meanwhile, the Spurs will look to regroup with four games remaining in their homestand. The two teams are set to meet again on Friday, promising another exciting matchup.
