THE GOLDEN STATE Warriors have made the best ever start to an NBA season after a comfortable 111-77 win over the Los Angeles Lakers.
MVP Steph Curry led the way once more with 24 points at Oracle Arena on Tuesday.
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With the win, the Warriors improved to 16-0 to start the season – breaking the previous record. They had already matched the marks set by the 1948-49 Washington Capitols and 93-94 Houston Rockets.
Draymond Green had 18 points, seven rebounds and five assists, while Leandro Barbosa (13 points) and Klay Thompson (11) had double-digits in points.
Kobe Bryant, optimistic of an upset heading in, went one-of-14 from the field to finish with four points.
The struggling Lakers were outplayed from the outset, outscored 30-11 in the first quarter. A 35-17 third ended any chances the Lakers had of a comeback as the Warriors’ incredible start continued.
Warriors go 16-0 to break NBA record
THE GOLDEN STATE Warriors have made the best ever start to an NBA season after a comfortable 111-77 win over the Los Angeles Lakers.
MVP Steph Curry led the way once more with 24 points at Oracle Arena on Tuesday.
With the win, the Warriors improved to 16-0 to start the season – breaking the previous record. They had already matched the marks set by the 1948-49 Washington Capitols and 93-94 Houston Rockets.
Draymond Green had 18 points, seven rebounds and five assists, while Leandro Barbosa (13 points) and Klay Thompson (11) had double-digits in points.
Kobe Bryant, optimistic of an upset heading in, went one-of-14 from the field to finish with four points.
The struggling Lakers were outplayed from the outset, outscored 30-11 in the first quarter. A 35-17 third ended any chances the Lakers had of a comeback as the Warriors’ incredible start continued.
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