Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) prepares to shoot, scoring the profitable basket within the ultimate second, as Oklahoma Metropolis Thunder guard Josh Giddey (3), ahead Chet Holmgren (7) and guard Luguentz Dort, again proper, defend throughout an NBA in-season event basketball sport Friday, Nov. 3, 2023, in Oklahoma Metropolis. (AP Photograph/Nate Billings)
OKLAHOMA CITY — Stephen Curry scored 30 factors, together with the profitable layup with 0.2 seconds left, to assist the Golden State Warriors defeat the Oklahoma Metropolis Thunder 141-139 on Friday night time within the groups’ first In-Season Match sport.
Initially, it was dominated no basket due to offensive goaltending. The decision was overturned, and the Warriors claimed their second straight last-second victory. On Wednesday, Klay Thompson scored with lower than a second remaining to seal a win over Sacramento.
Dario Saric scored 20 factors and Chris Paul had 13 assists for Golden State, which improved to 5-1.
STEPH WITH 0.2 SECONDS ON THE CLOCK 😱
WARRIORS WIN THEIR FIRST IN-SEASON TOURNAMENT GAME 🏆 pic.twitter.com/JQ8LJk5wj0
— NBA In-Season Match (@NBA) November 4, 2023
Lu Dort scored 29 factors, Chet Holmgren scored 24 and Josh Giddey scored 14 of 18 within the fourth quarter for the Thunder. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Oklahoma Metropolis’s main scorer this season, sat out with a sprained left knee.
Golden State hit seven 3s within the first quarter to take a 38-33 lead. Saric scored 11 factors as a reserve within the interval.
Curry threw a no-look lob from past the 3-point line to Gary Payton II for a dunk that gave the Warriors a 50-44 lead. Golden State hit six extra 3-pointers within the second quarter to guide 69-67 at halftime. Thompson’s leaning 3-pointer on the buzzer was referred to as no good on the ground, and that ruling held up after assessment.
Dort scored 11 factors in simply over 4 minutes at the beginning of the third quarter to provide the Thunder an 85-80 lead. The Warriors rallied, and the sport was tied at 106 heading into the fourth quarter.
Oklahoma Metropolis’s Isaiah Joe hit a 3-pointer and was fouled with 9:15 to go. He made the free throw to provide the Thunder a 118-115 lead, and the sport remained shut the remainder of the best way.
UP NEXT
Warriors. Host Minnesota on Nov. 14 in subsequent In-Season Match sport. At Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday in an everyday sport.
Thunder: At Sacramento on Nov. 10 in subsequent In-Season Match sport. Host Atlanta Hawks on Monday in an everyday sport.
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