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Nets vs Warriors showed Curry drop 40 as Dubs win

The Nets vs Warriors match on Thursday showed Stephen Curry drop 40 points as the Dubs winning run continued after their 121-119 victory.

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NETS VS WARRIORS GAME SHOWED CURRY DOING ‘NIGHT NIGHT’ IN BROOKLYN

The Nets vs Warriors game showed Curry doing the “Night Night” gesture after his explosive performance in Brooklyn.

Furthermore, the 36-year-old All-Star guard went 12-of-20 from the field and 7-of-13 from deep for Golden State.

Moreover, Curry helped the Dubs rally from a 27-5 deficit in the first quarter which included a highlight three-pointer from 38 feet before halftime.

The man also known as “Chef Curry” simply stepped up his numbers since Golden State traded for Jimmy Butler.

Curry’s numbers rose from 22.7 points, 6.1assists, and 38.% shooting in 42 pre-Butler games to 29.4ppg, 6.8 dimes, and 42.9%.

BUTLER FACTOR GLOWING LARGE FOR GOLDEN STATE

The Butler factor is definitely gkowing large for Golden State since its pre-trade deadline trade for the eccentric forward.

Moreover, the Dubs went 10-2 since Butler’s arrival from the Miami Heat last month.

Furthermore, Golden State has since led the way in defensive rating.

Additionally, the Dubs currently rank fourth in offensive rating.

Butler had his best game as a Warrior with 25 pouints along with six assists and three steals.

GOLDEN STATE IN RIGHT PACE FOR AUTOMATIC PLAYOFF BERTH AFTER LATEST WIN

Golden State (35-28) is currently in the right pace for an automatic playoff berth after its latest road wibn.

Furthermore, the Warriors’ resurgence has pushed them to No,6 in the tight Western Conference standings.

Moreover, veteran forward Draymond Green played facilitator by getting 10 assists along with seven points for Golden State.

The Dubs also got big numbers from their bench, with Gary Payton II scoring 16 points and Quintin Post had 10.

Cameron Johnson finished with 26 points, while Cam Thomas had 23 points for the Nets (21-41).