"NBA" still depends on Big Brother! 38-year-old Curry scores 41 points as Warriors beat Magic in overtime to end 7-game winning streak

Corey. (AP)

[Reporter Lu Yangxuan/Comprehensive Report] The Warriors faced the Magic at home today. The 38-year-old Stephen Curry scored 5 three-pointers and scored 41 points. In the overtime, they defeated the Magic 126:119 and ended their 7th consecutive victory.

The Warriors started the season with a 3-game losing streak and won 6 games in a row. They made many points in the first quarter and led by up to 14 points. They entered the second quarter with a 31:19 lead. In the second quarter, the Magic relied on Jevon Carter's three three-pointers from the bench to score 9 points in a single quarter to close the gap. However, the Golden State Army relied on Curry's buzzer-beating three-pointer at the end of the quarter to still enter the second half with a 57:41 advantage. Curry scored 14 points on 5-of-6 shooting in the first half, while Magic's Jamal Cain also scored 14 points.

The Warriors fell into a scoring drought after changing baskets. Anthony Black scored 11 points in a single quarter, and Tristan Da Silva also scored 10 points. They scored 37:20 in a single quarter and took a 78:77 lead before the start of the decisive quarter.

The two armies continued to see each other in the final quarter, and the score was still tied at 100:100 in the last 2 minutes. Then Curry scored a three-pointer to go ahead, but then Da Silva broke the net from the outside and returned the favor. Curry then soared into a large three-pointer again, but Wendell Carter Jr. also scored his second three-pointer of the campaign. The two teams were different from each other on the outside. After Curry hit both free throws, Franz Wagner Wagner's throw to tie the game, Curry cut in and made a layup, once again helping the Warriors take the lead. However, the Warriors failed to protect the defensive rebounds and were tied by Ken's shot. The two teams fought overtime at 110:110.

The Warriors started the overtime with Charles Bassey scoring 4 points in a row, and then rookie Yaxel Lundberg Lendeborg hit a three-pointer to widen the gap, Da Silva then hit a three-pointer to lead the Magic to a 118:118 lead. Curry stepped forward again to complete a three-pointer. Carter Jr. made only 1 of 4 free throws at the critical moment. The Warriors successfully defended their home court. They were the only team since the Celtics in the 1950-51 season to record a 7-game winning streak after losing 3 games in a row at the beginning of the season.

Curry scored 41 points on 5-of-10 shooting from outside in 36 minutes, as well as 6 rebounds and 6 assists. 24-year-old rookie Lundberg scored 23 points but also made 6 turnovers. Brandin Podziemski scored 15 points and 6 rebounds.

The Magic overcame a deficit of up to 16 points and relied on offensive rebounds to create many second-wave scoring opportunities and once saw hope of victory. Unfortunately, they still lost in the overtime. Wagner had a team-high 30 points and 11 assists. Da Silva and Carter Jr. both finished with 19 points.