NBA: Curry's hot shooting hands Warriors 11th win in row
Stephen Curry's 23-point first half performance too much for Oladipo-less Pacers
The Golden State Warriors defeated the Indiana Pacers 132-100 on Monday evening to claim their 11th win in a row.
Two-time regular season MVP Stephen Curry was in a hot-shooting mode again as he scored 23 of his 26 points in the first half, including a 27-foot buzzer-beater to end the first half in favor of his team, 69-48.
Curry started the game hitting his first eight field goals, also his first six three-pointers. DeMarcus Cousins chipped in with his season-high 22 points, while Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson each scored 16 points.
Indiana Pacers played without their star Victor Oladipo, who had a season-ending knee surgery on Monday. The Pacers organization gave out t-shirts before the game, writing 'Together 4 Vic' on it.
Warriors improved to 36 wins in the season, while Pacers dropped to 32 wins and 17 losses.
Here are the scores for Monday evening:
Charlotte Hornets - New York Knicks: 101-92
Indiana Pacers - Golden State Warriors: 100-132
Boston Celtics - Brooklyn Nets: 112-104
Memphis Grizzlies - Denver Nuggets: 92-95
Los Angeles Clippers - Atlanta Hawks: 118-123
