NBA: Warriors romp to win against Spurs

The NBA’s top two teams went head-to-head this morning, with the Golden State Warriors securing an emphatic victory over the San Antonio Spurs. The reigning NBA champions won 120-90, with MVP Steph Curry scoring 37 points. It rounds off a remarkable eight days for the Warriors, who have now secured 30 point wins over the Chicago Bulls and Cleveland Cavaliers, as well as the Spurs. Their 39th straight home win also moves them to 41-4 for the season, as they chase the 1995 Bulls regular-season record of 72-10. The Spurs drop to 38-7. Elsewhere, the Houston Rockets edged out the New Orleans Pelicans 112-111, the Boston Celtics eased to a 116-91 win over the Washington Wizards, and the Bulls went down 89-84 to the Miami Heat.

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