The Golden State Warriors beat the Orlando Magic 126-119 in overtime, extending their winning streak to seven, as Stephen Curry scored 41 points. Multiple outlets highlight that Curry’s late performances, including shots in the final moments of extra time, help keep Golden State ahead and secure the result at Chase Center.
Several reports focus on how Curry’s scoring comes in key stretches. ESPN notes he scores 17 of his 41 points in the final seven minutes, framing it as a late-career record-setting 40-point stretch. Other coverage adds specific in-game moments from overtime, including Curry’s three-point play with 1:38 left to go ahead and a layup with time remaining.
A few outlets also include supporting details. The Inquirer.net report mentions the Warriors held off a chance to tie when Wendell Carter Jr. missed two free throws with 1:15 left, and it credits rookie Yaxel Lendeborg for contributing heavily during overtime. One Yahoo Sports piece also emphasizes the Warriors’ early deficit and Curry’s role in reversing it.
