Golden State 126, Orlando 119
Curry’s 41 points and 5-of-10 shooting from 3-point range helped Golden State extend its winning streak to seven games.
- On Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, the Golden State Warriors defeated the Orlando Magic 126-119 in overtime at Chase Center in San Francisco, with Stephen Curry delivering the decisive plays down the stretch.
- Missing starters Paolo Banchero and Jalen Suggs, the shorthanded Magic fought back with a 24-3 offensive rebounding advantage that kept them competitive throughout the night and forced the extra period.
- Curry recorded his 16th game with at least 40 points since turning 35, surpassing LeBron James for the most such performances in NBA history; he scored 41 points with 19 in the fourth quarter and overtime.
- The back-and-forth contest featured 10 lead changes before the Warriors secured victory in overtime, marking the Magic's fourth consecutive defeat in a chippy matchup on the road.
- Golden State will embark on a Southwestern Division road trip after their homestand ends Monday against New Orleans, while the Magic continue their West Coast trip at Sacramento on Tuesday night.
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The Orlando Magic won't get any momentum at all in this NBA season. Against the Golden State Warriors, the team forces two European champions to extend it, but in the end another cheers.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Choi Song-a = The NBA's Golden State Warriors have gone on a seven-game winning streak thanks to the outstanding performance of their star player, Stephen Curry.
Seven NBA games were played across the Atlantic on Sunday night. One of them featured a spectacular performance by Golden State Warriors (7-3) star Stephen Curry, while Victor Wembanyama led the San Antonio Spurs (8-2) to victory.
NBA: Stephen Curry makes plays in OT, Warriors top Magic for 7th straight win
Stephen Curry's three-point play with 1:38 left in overtime put Golden State in front for good, his driving hoop 44 seconds later gave him a 41-point night and the Warriors downed the short-handed Orlando Magic 126-119 on Saturday night in San Francisco.
The Orlando Magic won't get any momentum at all in this NBA season. Against the Golden State Warriors, the team forces two European champions to extend it, but in the end another cheers.
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