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Warriors' Steph Curry Makes NBA History, Passing 76ers' LeBron James After 41-Point Outburst

  • On Saturday, Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry scored 41 points to lead the team to a 126-119 overtime victory against the Orlando Magic at Chase Center, extending their winning streak to seven games.
  • The Warriors held a 16-point halftime lead, but the Magic outscored them in the third quarter and flipped the game to a six-point fourth-quarter lead, forcing overtime.
  • Curry reached 16 such games since his 35th birthday, surpassing LeBron James and Michael Jordan for the most all-time in that late-career category.
  • After the victory, Curry praised his team's depth in the locker room, telling teammates, "It makes me super proud of the work that's gone in," while head coach Steve Kerr backed his leadership message.
  • The Warriors became the second team to follow an 0-3 start with a seven-game win streak, joining the 1950-51 Boston Celtics and moving into fifth place in the Western Conference.
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