VAST VIEW Warriors Erase 25-Point Hole, Stun Dončić's Team by 17 in Historic NBA Cup Comeback
Stephen Curry led a jaw-dropping rally as the Golden State Warriors turned a 25-point deficit into a 17-point win, the biggest comeback of its kind ever recorded in NBA play-by-play history.
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The Golden State Warriors pulled off one of the most stunning turnarounds in NBA history, clawing back from a 25-point deficit to beat Luka Dončić's team by 17 points in an NBA Cup matchup, according to Yahoo Sports.
Stephen Curry was at the center of the comeback, at one point putting a defensive move on Dončić that left him off balance as Golden State seized control of the game. The swing from a 25-point hole to a 17-point victory marks a net turnaround that no team had managed in the modern play-by-play era of the league, Yahoo Sports reported.
The result adds another highlight to Curry's long list of clutch performances and gives the Warriors a statement win in NBA Cup play.
Sources: Yahoo Sports
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