Stephen Curry's incredible performance: Warriors beat Magic in overtime

Stephen Curry put on a show last night, and the Warriors bench felt every second of it. He scored 41 points on thirteen-of-nineteen shooting, hit five threes and went ten-for-ten at the line as Golden State beat Orlando 126-119 in overtime. The Warriors had led by 16 at halftime before the Magic exploded for 37 in the third quarter, and Curry had to drag them home himself, scoring 12 points in the final two-plus minutes of regulation, including a go-ahead bank shot with 25 seconds left. Jamal Cain's putback sent it to overtime anyway, so Curry did it again: an and-one floater with 1:38 left to take the lead for good, then another floater to seal it. It was the Warriors' seventh straight win, making them the first team since the 1950-51 Celtics to win seven in a row after an 0-3 start. At 38, Curry also became just the seventh player ever with 26,000 points, 5,000 rebounds and 6,000 assists.