The Golden State Warriors pulled away from the Sacramento Kings in the fourth quarter to win 130-104. Steph Curry and Co. extended their winning streak to five games and tied the season series against their visitors. The Dubs' 22-for-39 shooting from deep was a key reason they marched to a comfortable victory.
Draymond Green led the Warriors with 23 points, four rebounds, four assists, one steal and one block. Steph Curry, who hit his 4,000th career 3-pointer, tallied 11 points, five assists, two rebounds and one steal.
The Kings struggled to contain Golden State's hot start before closing the gap in the second and third quarters. Sacramento could not complete the comeback because of errors and inefficient shooting. DeMar DeRozan led the losing cause with 23 points, seven assists, five rebounds and one steal.

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Sacramento Kings vs Golden State Warriors player stats and box score
Sacramento Kings player stats and box score
Golden State Warriors player stats and box score
Sacramento Kings vs Golden State Warriors Game Summary
The Sacramento Kings and the Golden State Warriors dueled again on Thursday. A win by the visiting Kings would secure them the season series (3-1) and snap the home team’s five-game winning run. The Kings hoped to overcome the absence of Domantas Sabonis, who sat out his sixth straight game due to a hamstring injury.
The Warriors welcomed the Kings with a scorching hot barrage from behind the arc. Draymond Green and Quinten Post led the 7-for-13 shooting clip from behind the arc to push the Dubs to an early 30-18 lead. Green and Post combined for 15 points, four rebounds and two assists.
The Kings played much better in the second quarter behind DeMar DeRozan to prevent the Warriors from running away. Sacramento's bench also stepped up, providing 23 points in the first two quarters. The Kings trailed 61-51 at halftime.
The Kings continued to trade blow-for-blow with the Warriors in the third quarter. Keon Ellis, DeMar DeRozan and Zach LaVine carried the offensive load to keep within striking distance of the Dubs. Still, the Dubs won the quarter 35-32 to carry a 96-83 advantage with a period left to play.
Sacramento made an early run to start the final frame, but Golden State stamped its dominance. Jonathan Kuminga's dunk with 3:59 left pushed the home team's lead to 120-110. The Warriors comfortably marched to a 130-104 win to tie the season series against the Kings.
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