A wild ride in Texas unfolded on November 12, 2025, as Stephen Curry exploded for 46 points and the Golden State Warriors pulled off a gritty 125-120 road win over the San Antonio Spurs — handing the Spurs their first home loss of the season. The Straits Times+2Chron+2
🔥 Highlights & Key Moments
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Curry put up 46 points, with a massive 31 coming in the second half — his scoring engine didn’t ease up when it mattered most. The Straits Times+1
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The Warriors were down by as many as 16 points in the second quarter, but tightened up at half-time and surged in the third to take control. The Straits Times+1
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Meanwhile, the Spurs’ upcoming star Victor Wembanyama still recorded a monster line — 31 pts, 15 reb, 10 ast — yet it wasn’t enough. The Straits Times+1
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Despite the big stat-sheet from Wembanyama, the Warriors found ways to keep momentum shifting their way. Free throws, bench energy, clutch execution all contributed. Chron
🎯 Why This Win Matters
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For the Warriors: This isn’t just another win. Breaking into the win column away from home — especially after being under-par recently — shows resilience.
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For the Spurs: A home loss for the first time this season signals cracks. While their young core is promising, games like this show there’s still work to be done.
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For fans: It’s a stark reminder that star performances matter, but so does team execution — the Warriors had both.
🧠 Final Thoughts
Stephen Curry reminded us why he’s one of the elite performers in the league — skill, timing, and leadership all in one package. But beyond the 46 points, the Warriors’ collective effort turned the tide. They refused to fold under pressure, and that makes the victory even sweeter.
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