The Golden State Warriors (52 - 5) continued their historic season with a 130 - 114 win over the Orlando Magic (25 - 31) on Thursday. Reigning MVP Steph Curry took over the game, scoring 51 points on 20 - for - 27 shooting including 10 three - pointers. Golden State continues to dominate at an all - time level, with the win keeping them on track to break the 1995 - 96 Bulls' regular season record of 72 - 10. Leading the charge has been reigning MVP Steph Curry, who delivered perhaps his best performance of the season on Thursday night. Curry shot the lights out while also recording seven rebounds and eight assists. The game also marked Curry's 128th consecutive outing with a made three - pointer, breaking the record for longest streak in NBA history. This may be unsurprising, though, as Curry is on track for countless all - time shooting records this year. With 266 three - pointers made this season, Curry is just 20 back from his own all - time record with 25 games remaining. Curry's season is currently fourth all - time in terms of three - pointers made, with Ray Allen being the only name ahead of him that is not his own. Curry's 32 PER is also on pace to break the single - season record held by Wilt Chamberlain. Now averaging 30 points per game, Curry is on pace to become just the second player of the 2010s to score in the 30s, after Kevin Durant. The star also figures to become the seventh member of the 50 - 40 - 90 club, as he boasts a shooting slash line of .508/.455/.912. Though Curry stole the show, Golden State saw solid performances top - to - bottom in Orlando. All-Star power forward Draymond Green made an impact on the defensive end with five steals while also dishing out eight assists on offense. As a team, Golden State recorded a whopping 35 assists and was simply unconscious from the field, shooting an elite 60 percent. The Warriors also managed to edge out Orlando on the glass, in what was an all - around win for the NBA's top team. Orlando, meanwhile, saw a solid and well - rounded effort against the reigning champs. All five members of the team's starting lineup scored at least 12 points, and the team managed to force 20 turnovers from the movement - oriented Warriors. Sophomore Aaron Gordon, who entered the starting lineup following the deadline trade of forward Tobias Harris, went for 19 points and eight rebounds on 9 - for - 14 shooting. Gordon made a name for himself on All-Star weekend as runner - up in the highly - rated Sprite Slam Dunk Contest, and he has played plenty of minutes since. He is averaging 12 points, 10 rebounds, and 3 steals since the All-Star break. The Warriors face a primetime matchup in Oklahoma City on Saturday night. The Magic will visit New York to take on the Knicks on Friday.
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