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The NBA’s seven-game slate on Saturday delivered overtime drama, comeback wins, and plenty of heated moments that went beyond the box scores. One player took a hit to the throat, while a Warriors player other than Draymond Green also found…

Stephen Curry scored 41 points to lead the Golden State Warriors to a 126-119 overtime victory against the Orlando Magic. The performance marked Curry's 16th 40-point game since turning 35, breaking LeBron James's previous NBA record of 15. The win extended Golden State's winning streak to seven consecutive games.
The game also featured an on-court scuffle in the second quarter between Warriors forward Georges Niang and Magic center Wendell Carter Jr., resulting in double technical fouls. Elsewhere in the league, Dillon Brooks faced off with former Houston Rockets teammate Amen Thompson in Phoenix, while Onyeka Okongwu returned from an early throat contusion to help the Atlanta Hawks defeat the Brooklyn Nets 124-121.
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