The Warriors won Friday night, doing so exactly as they might have drawn it up.
They took a double-digit first half lead and never lost it, allowing interim coach Luke Walton to rest Stephen Curry in the fourth quarter of a 128-108 victory over the Trail Blazers at the Moda Center in Portland.
Klay Thompson had another sizzling first quarter -– 19 points -– on his way to a team-high 36 points. Stephen Curry poured in 26, Brandon Rush tossed in 20 and Draymond Green added 11.
In becoming the first team in league history to go 34-2, the Warriors posted at least 70 points in a half for the fifth time this season, holding the Blazers (15-24) to 36.