Warriors observations: Steph Curry dazzles in OT win vs. Magic
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Key Points:
- The Golden State Warriors extended their winning streak to seven games with a 126-119 overtime victory over the Orlando Magic, marking their first such streak without Jimmy Butler since early 2022.
- Steph Curry led the team with 41 points, including 14 in the fourth quarter, while rookie Yaxel Lendeborg contributed 23 points and eight rebounds, playing a crucial role in the late-game surge.
- The Warriors' bench outscored the Magic 42-31, but the team struggled with turnovers (19 total) and was significantly out-rebounded on the offensive glass, allowing the Magic 33 second-chance points.
- Gui Santos returned from a left knee injury but had a limited impact, playing just over 11 minutes with more turnovers than made shots, indicating he is not yet fully recovered.
- Despite the challenges, the Warriors demonstrated resilience and clutch performance, particularly from Curry and Lendeborg, to secure the gritty overtime win and improve their season record to 7-3.
