Truly impressive. Even more impressive to realize that Curry has roughly 35 percent more such games than LeBron James, who is in his 21st season without having seen a drop off in his production yet

The Warriors guard never ceases to astound the crowd with amazing performances.

With 36 points from Steph Curry, the Golden State Warriors defeated the Orlando Magic 121-115 on Tuesday night to end a three-game losing streak.

In the final four minutes of the fourth quarter, Curry scored or assisted on 13 straight points for the Warriors.

According to StatMuse, Steph scored 36 points for the Warriors, putting some distance between himself and second position in a particular NBA category:

Very remarkable. Even more astounding is the fact that Curry has almost 35% more games of this type than LeBron James, who is in his 21st season and has not yet experienced a decline in his output.

Even when the Warriors ended their losing run, there was still bad news. Gary Payton II suffered an ιnjury late in the third quarter while attempting to evade a screen put up by the Magic defenders. The Warriors guard was seen sitting on the court, holding his left leg after tripping over his own foot, according to the incident’s video replay.

With a left hamstring strain, Gary Payton II was soon declared out of the game by the Warriors for the remainder of the evening.

The extent of the ιnjury is unknown, but given that Payton himself just returned from a 13-game absence due to a calf ailment, this is undoubtedly a worrying development. In an effort to return to playing shape as quickly as possible, GP2 dressed for about ten minutes during their most recent game against the Dallas Mavericks.