Mavericks and Warriors Set Record in Thrilling NBA Game/ extra cup highlight

The Dallas Mavericks and Golden State Warriors made history in an unforgettable NBA game, combining for a record-breaking 48 three-pointers. The Mavericks emerged victorious, defeating the Warriors 143-133, and shattered the previous mark of 44 set by the Sacramento Kings and LA Clippers, and later tied by the Utah Jazz and Phoenix Suns in 2023.

 

Golden State contributed 27 three-pointers, the most ever made by a team in a losing effort, while Dallas added 21 of their own. Luka Dončić was the star of the night, recording a remarkable triple-double with 45 points, 13 assists, and 11 rebounds, including six three-pointers. The Mavericks dominated early, scoring 46 points in the first quarter and holding a 7-point lead at halftime, 81-74.

 

Klay Thompson, put up a strong fight against his fomer team, the warriors on his second return, scoring 29 points and making seven of his 11 three-point attempts. Andrew Wiggins also scored 29 points for warriors, hitting five threes, while Stephen Curry added seven triples in an impressive display of shooting. Steph Curry ended with 26 points, and registered 10 assists and 2; turnovers.

 

This game was a testament to the growing influence of three-point shooting in the modern NBA. Both teams showcased incredible offensive firepower, but the Mavericks’ ability to maintain their lead secured them a hard-fought victory.

 

The record-breaking performance by these two teams has solidified this game as one of the most memorable in recent history, leaving fans in awe of the skill and precision displayed on the court. As the Mavericks continue their season, they’ve proven they are a force to be reckoned with in their pursuit of success

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WATCH OUT FOR THE NBA CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL TO BE CONTESTED TOMORROW BY THE BEST TWO TEAMS FROM THE EASTERN AND WESTERN CONFERENCES, THE MILWAUKEE BUCKS AND OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDERS. Bucks defeated Atalanta Hawks 110-102, while Oklahoma City defeated Houston Rockets 111-96 to advance to the final.

 

Tuesday's championship game will be the first match this season between Bucks and Thunder. With both teams in amazing form, fans are eager to see if this matchup could preview a future NBA finals clash.