The Golden State Warriors blew out the Spurs, 91-114, dominating the second half convincingly and ending San Antonio’s three-game winning streak.
Rudy Gay paced the Silver and Black with 17 points and six rebounds. And a scorching Steph Curry led the Dubs to a victory, notching 32 points in 32 minutes.
Observations
- Despite the blowout, the Spurs improved to 67-201 all-time when hosting the Warriors, including winning 39 of their last 43 home games versus Golden State. San Antonio is also one of two teams (Boston Celtics) with a winning record against head coach Steve Kerr.