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Curry Scores 46 as Warriors Edge Spurs After Kerr Shakes Up Starters

Steve Kerr's lineup change prioritized spacing to unlock Curry's third‑quarter surge.

Overview

  • Golden State won 125-120 in San Antonio, snapping a six-game road skid to move to 7-6 as the Spurs absorbed their first home loss to fall to 8-3.
  • Stephen Curry scored 46 points with 22 in the third quarter, flipping a 16-point deficit and logging his 73rd career 40-point game.
  • Kerr inserted Moses Moody and rookie Will Richard into the starting five to improve spacing; Moody scored 19 and Jimmy Butler added 28 with five threes.
  • Victor Wembanyama tallied 31 points, 15 rebounds and 10 assists, and Stephon Castle posted 23-10-10 for the first twin triple-doubles by Spurs teammates.
  • San Antonio's 20 turnovers (eight by Wembanyama) and a 32-of-36 to 14-of-16 free-throw disparity favored the Warriors; Jonathan Kuminga left with knee soreness and the teams meet again Friday.