Curry sits Doncic down as Warriors erase 25 points and set a play-by-play record
Golden State overturned a 25-point deficit to beat the Los Angeles Lakers 112-95 in the NBA Cup: after the Lakers' opening 40-15 run, the Warriors answered with 38-13 in 11 minutes and 39 seconds. Stephen Curry, who dropped Doncic in the third quarter, scored 31 and passed Dominique Wilkins into 18th on the all-time list.

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Luka Doncic chegou à abertura da NBA Cup dos Lakers em ritmo de dar uma resposta, e por um quarto conseguiu: 21 pontos, cinco assistências, três rebotes e um roubo de bola, com Los Angeles abrindo um parcial de 40-15 que transbordou para o segundo período.
O Golden State respondeu com 38-13 nos 11 minutos e 39 segundos seguintes, empatou no intervalo, liderou por cinco depois de três quartos e por 16 no começo do quarto período. O placar final foi 112-95.
Stephen Curry deu o lance da noite, deixando Doncic no chão no terceiro quarto e emendando uma bola de três que reduziu a diferença para seis. Doncic respondeu com uma bola de três, mas os números foram para os registros: uma vitória por 17 pontos é a maior de qualquer equipe que esteve 25 atrás no mesmo jogo desde que existem os registros de play-by-play.
Curry terminou com 31 pontos, 11 acertos em 23 arremessos e oito de 14 de longe, além de seis assistências e quatro rebotes, superando Dominique Wilkins e subindo ao 18º lugar na lista histórica de pontuadores da NBA. Doncic fechou com 37, com 12 acertos em 27 arremessos, sete rebotes e cinco assistências.
É a terceira vitória seguida dos Warriors, que começaram a temporada em 0-3 pela primeira vez desde que draftaram Curry, e dá a eles uma vantagem inicial num grupo que tem ainda Lakers, Spurs, Trail Blazers e Kings.
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