Stephen Curry led the road with 28 points, Gui Santos ignited a late wave with a 3-pointer and the Golden State Warriors exceeded the New York Knicks values for a victory 114-102 on Tuesday.
The Golden State played the second night of a back-to-back, from a 10-point first half-year deficit to a lead of 94-89 after two free throw by Jimmy Butler III with 8:24 left in the game.
OG Anunoby’s fourth 3-pointer at night and a free throw 64 seconds later pulled knicks within 94-93. Then the bottom Santos, part of a late-game, multi-player substitution that also saw curry re-entering the game, the bottom a 27 feet with 6:24 to go to get Warriors rolling.
Curry drilled a 25 feet a minute later, Moses Moody converted a arrangement, Butler hit a free throw and Kevon Looney transformed a curry assist in a thump and completed an 11-0 movement that left Knicks in a 105-93 holes with 2:39 to play.
When he searched for a fourth straight victory, New York did not come closer than eight the rest of the way.
Curry shot 10-for-21 in total and 5-for-9 on 3-point attempts. He also found time for seven returns, one gaming high nine assists and two steals.
Warriors made 13 Treys and surpassed the hosts 39-24 from the depth.
Butler used 7-for-9 success on the Foul line to toad its total 19-point total, Golden State Brandin Podziemski also had 19 points and Buddy Hield added 15.
Draymond Green, who played on his 35th birthday, contributed eight points, a team-high nine returns, eight assists and two steals the cause, which helped Golden State win for the third time in four excursions on a five-game trip.
Anunoby Pacade Knicks with a gaming high 29 points, while Jalen Brunson succeeded 25 despite shooting only 1-7 from 3-point intervals.
Mikal Bridges added 15 points for Knicks, who played a lonely home date in the middle of seven road games.
Brunson also had a team high seven assists for New York, while Precious Achiuwa drew a game high 15 returns to supplement eight points.
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