The Golden State Warriors (21 - 2) defeated the New Orleans Pelicans (11 - 12) 128 - 122 in overtime on Sunday. Golden State has won 16 straight games, and they continue to win despite playing the last three games without starting center Andrew Bogut, whom remains questionable going into this week's games with knee tendinitis and an illness. Stephen Curry carried the Warriors with 34 point Sunday, while three of their bench players finished in double figures to help make up for some of the lack of scoring out of the team's starters. Golden State shot 51 percent from the field and 46 percent from beyond the arc to seal the win. The Warriors will wrap up their three - game road trip in a battle of titans on Tuesday when they visit Memphis to take on the Grizzlies. New Orleans lost Anthony Davis to a chest injury in Friday's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers but were still able to come away with a 119 - 114 win on the back of Tyreke Evans' 31 points. With Davis out again Sunday, Evans once again stepped up, putting up 34 points and eight rebounds in 41 minutes. Jrue Holiday also scored 30 points and was a pest on defense with five steals. Ryan Anderson filled in as the starting power forward and finished with 15 points. The Pelicans have won three of their last five games, and more importantly, they've been more competitive over the last week against elite teams thanks to the addition of Dante Cunningham as a defensive player off their bench at small forward. Their next game is at home Tuesday against the Utah Jazz.
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