The San Antonio Spurs (51 - 26) defeated the Golden State Warriors (63 - 14) 107 - 92 on Sunday at the AT & T Center in San Antonio. Pushing their win streak to seven games in a row, the Spurs had another strong performance Sunday, ending the Warriors' own streak of 12 straight wins in the process. While the Spurs have already clinched a spot in the playoffs, they're still fighting for a higher seed, as the win tied them with the Clippers for the fifth projected playoff seed in the West, while they sit only two games back from the Houston Rockets, who are all the way up in second place near the top of the standings. The Warriors, on the other hand, continue to have a commanding lead in the standings, as they've already clinched the number one overall seed in the Western Conference playoffs. The Spurs were the superior shooters in this game, going 53 percent from the field and 33 percent from the three - point line, while the Warriors finished at just 43 percent from the floor and 32 percent from deep. Kawhi Leonard led the way, finishing with a game - high of 26 points (11 - 17 FG, 1 - 2 3Pt, 3 - 4 FT), while adding five reounds in just 24 minutes as well. He made his presence felt on the defensive side of the ball, notching a season - high of seven steals in the win. He's shot the ball very well recently, finishing over 60 percent from the field in four of his last five games, which bodes well for the Spurs as the playoffs near. Leonard had some help Sunday though, with Tim Duncan posting 19 points (6 - 7 FG, 7 - 8 FT) and seven rebounds over 24 minutes. While he'll likely be limited in his playing time over the next few weeks in order to keep him as fresh as possible for the post season, it was still another nice showing for the forward, who's averaged 14 points and 9 rebounds this year. Danny Green chipped in with 18 points (7 - 10 FG, 4 - 6 3Pt), six rebounds and three blocked shots as well. He was hitting nearly everything in this game, as the Warriors just did n't have an answer for him defensively. Stephen Curry did his best to keep the Warriors in this game, going 9 - for - 17 from the field and 5 - for - 10 from the three - point line to score a team - high of 24 points, to go along with four rebounds and six assists. After struggling with his shot during Saturday's game against the Mavericks, Curry got back on track Sunday and hit at least five three - point shots, something he's done in six out of his last eight games. He's now averaging 24 points and 8 assists on the season. With Klay Thompson struggling to just six points (3 - 11 FG, 0 - 3 3Pt), the only other starter to reach double figures in points was Andrew Bogut, who recorded 10 points (5 - 7 FG) and seven rebounds in just 18 minutes. It was only the second game over his last 13 outings recording 10 or more points. Coming off the bench, Leandro Barbosa finished with 12 points (6 - 9 FG, 0 - 1 3Pt) and four assists, while Andre Iguodala added 10 points (4 - 9 FG, 2 - 4 3Pt) and two rebounds. The Spurs' next game will be on the road against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday, while the Warriors will travel to New Orleans to play the Pelicans on Tuesday.
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