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The final score is deceptive in this case. While the Warriors were never down big, the game was close throughout. Even after they made one of their patented third-quarter runs, the Kings came back to within single digits in the fourth quarter, getting as close as down five before collapsing at the end. The upset never felt imminent but it also didn’t feel like the Warriors had the win on lock for most of the game.

Four other Kings finished in double digits as well, as Sacramento shared the ball and looked to run every chance it got, outscoring Golden State by nine points in transition. That combination of high pace basketball with a great interior scorer is something that could give the Warriors fits in the postseason, at least for a game or two.

There is no good way to guard Stephen Curry. Just ask Rajon Rondo, who did a pretty good job here and still had this happen to him.

That’s just not nice. After the night he is having, Steph may owe the Kings some apologies. He made Rondo look like a fool on this play, mocked the entire bench while his shot was still in the air and even hit a shot right in his brother’s face.

Seth finally had a chance to prove everyone wrong when he checked in to the game his Kings were playing against the Warriors on Saturday. Stephen was losing control of the ball next to him, so Seth went for the steal. It didn’t work out for him

That’s just rude. Not only does Stephen keep Seth from getting the ball but then he also hits a three right in his face to boot. We’d ask their dad Dell to intercede but he’s pretty scared of Stephen himself.

How can other teams watch a play like this, realize the Warriors are about to be 35-2 and think they have any chance of beating this team? Holy Warriors, this is as beautiful as basketball gets.

Just look at Steph talking trash to the Kings bench with the ball in the air:

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