In a matchup against the Brooklyn Nets on Monday night in New York, Stephen Curry led the Golden State Warriors to a 109-98 victory with a 29-point performance. The game followed Curry’s remarkable 60-point game just two nights earlier against the Atlanta Hawks.

Despite the choppy nature of the contest, Curry showcased his scoring prowess by making 12 of 24 shots, including the Warriors’ only four 3-pointers of the game. His stellar performance helped secure the Warriors’ third win in four games.

Supporting Curry’s efforts was Jonathan Kuminga, who continued his recent emergence with 28 points and 10 rebounds. The Warriors dominated the paint, outscoring the Nets 72-38 in that area and boasting a commanding 60-38 rebounding margin. Rookie Brandin Podziemski, filling in for the injured Andrew Wiggins, contributed 15 points and 11 boards, while Draymond Green added eight points, seven assists, and 10 rebounds.

Despite Cam Thomas’ 18 points for the Nets and a strong fourth-quarter performance from Royce O’Neale, who scored all 15 of his points from beyond the arc, Brooklyn struggled to find consistency. Nic Claxton’s 15 points and career-high seven blocks were overshadowed by his ejection for a flagrant-two foul on Podziemski in the fourth quarter.

The Nets were without Ben Simmons and lost Lonnie Walker IV to a hamstring injury for most of the game. After trailing 49-43 at halftime, the Warriors never looked back, taking control in the third quarter and maintaining their lead through the final minutes of the game. Curry’s three-point play and Kuminga’s dunk in the closing moments sealed the victory for Golden State.