Stephen Curry was very much available for the Golden State Warriors on Thursday night, but LeBron James (left ankle) was out for the Los Angeles Lakers.

He was also preparing food.

The main player for the Dubs blasted off for 32 points, eight assists, and six three-pointers as the Warriors defeated the Lakers 128-110 with ease. By the half, Curry had twenty-five of those points.

Anthony Davis led the Lakers with 27 points, 15 rebounds, and three blocks, while Andrew Wiggins scored 20 points for Golden State.

But in the second half, Curry came out firing as the Warriors cruised, and social media pundits and fans appreciated the performance.

Although Curry is going to go down in history as the best perimeter shooter of all time, he is also a superb facilitator, something that is sometimes overlooked.

On Thursday night, he delivered yet another reminder and established a new Warriors record.Despite the fact that it is just February, the Warriors (28-26) pulled within half a game of the Lakers (30-27) for the ninth spot in the Western Conference with this victory. Right now, both teams are seeded in the Play-In Tournament.

In addition to having three games in hand on the Lakers as both teams attempt to move up the standings, the Warriors and Lakers have tied the season series with two games remaining.

Don’t look now, but the Warriors have won nine of their previous 11 games, so they’re in a hσt streak. The squad has gone 2-0 after inserting Brandin Podziemski into the starting lineup. With Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga, Draymond Green, Curry, and Podziemski in the starting lineup, the Warriors have found some fire.

However, they are only going to go as far as Curry can. Additionally, he has made the Dubs appear like a club that nobσdy wants to watch in the playoffs during the last month.

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