Warriors keep streak alive, win seventh straight behind Steph Curry's 41 points

San Francisco experienced a thrilling overtime victory by the Golden State Warriors on Saturday, Nov. 7, as the team maintained their streak of seven consecutive wins. The Magic, coming into the game with only two wins, were looking for a breakthrough but fell short in a nail-biting 126-119 overtime win at Chase Center.

The Warriors displayed resilience throughout the game, with their veteran superstar Stephen Curry leading the charge with a remarkable 41-point performance. This marked his 16th 40-point game since turning 35 years old, the most by any player aged 35 or older in NBA history. Curry's performance was nothing short of extraordinary, going 13-of-19 from the field, 5-of-10 on three-pointers, and converting every single free throw attempt.

Draymond Green, a longtime teammate of Curry, praised the superstar's ability to always deliver in crucial moments. Green highlighted one specific shot Curry made against Magic forward Jamal Cain, noting how Curry seemingly ignored the pressure and simply found the open space to take the decisive three-pointer. Green emphasized how Curry's ability to perform under pressure is truly unparalleled and something that never gets old to witness.