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Curry Leads Warriors to Record Comeback Over Lakers, 112-95

The largest shot-clock era rally for a team down 20 or more after one quarter showcased Golden State’s bench play as Curry moved into 18th on the NBA scoring list.

Overview

  • The Warriors overcame a roughly 25-point first-quarter hole to beat the Lakers 112-95 after mounting a 38-15 second-quarter response that swung momentum.
  • Stephen Curry scored 31 points, dished six assists and passed Dominique Wilkins to claim 18th place on the NBA all-time scoring list.
  • Luka Dončić finished with 37 points, seven rebounds and five assists, including 21 points in the first quarter that built the early Lakers lead.
  • Role players powered the turnaround with Brandin Podziemski scoring 21, De'Anthony Melton adding 16 off the bench and Georges Niang contributing 11.
  • Game dynamics included 17 Warriors turnovers that produced 25 Lakers points and technical fouls on Luka Dončić and Matisse Thybulle, and the result sets a new shot-clock era benchmark for first-quarter deficits.