Warriors Set Franchise Record for 3-Pointers vs. Mavericks

Warriors Rain ⁣Threes, Set Franchise Record ⁤in Blowout Win Over Mavericks

SAN FRANCISCO – The Golden State Warriors turned Chase Centre into a three-point shooting gallery‍ Tuesday night, setting a season-high for threes made in a game and shattering a franchise‍ record for most threes in a half against the dallas Mavericks.

The Warriors connected on an⁣ astonishing⁢ 25 three-pointers, eclipsing their ⁢previous season-high of 23. But it was their first-half performance that truly set the tone. Golden State drained a franchise-record 17 threes before halftime, leaving the Mavericks reeling and⁢ the home crowd roaring.

“We⁢ were just feeling it tonight,” said Warriors guard Klay⁣ Thompson, who led the team with seven three-pointers. “The ball was moving, we were finding open looks, and everyone was knocking ‍them down.”

Thompson wasn’t alone in his ‍sharpshooting display. Stephen Curry added six threes, while Jordan Poole chipped in with four.The Warriors’‍ relentless barrage from beyond the arc proved too much for the Mavericks too handle.

The Warriors’ offensive explosion wasn’t⁢ limited to just⁤ threes. they moved the ball crisply, finding open shots inside and out, and finished the game shooting a blistering 57% from⁢ the field.”It ‍was a complete team effort,” said Warriors coach Steve kerr. “We were sharing ⁣the ball, playing with energy,⁤ and making⁢ shots. It was a fun night to be a Warrior.”

The lopsided victory ⁤extended the⁢ Warriors’ winning streak to four games and solidified their position as one of the top teams in the Western Conference.

Three-Point⁤ Barrage Lifts Warriors Past Mavericks in Record-Setting Performance

SAN FRANCISCO – The Golden⁣ State Warriors put on a three-point shooting clinic Tuesday night, dismantling the Dallas Mavericks and setting a franchise record‍ for threes made in a half.

The Warriors connected on a staggering 25 three-pointers in the game, surpassing their previous season-high of 23.Their first-half performance was particularly explosive, as they drained a franchise-record 17 threes, leaving the Mavericks stunned and the ‍Chase Center crowd in a frenzy.

“We were just feeling it tonight,” said Warriors guard⁣ Klay Thompson,who‍ led the team ⁤with seven three-pointers. “The ball was moving, we were finding open ⁣looks, ⁣and everyone was knocking them down.”

Thompson wasn’t the only Warrior raining threes. Stephen Curry added six,‍ while Jordan Poole chipped in with four. ‍The relentless barrage ⁣from beyond the arc proved too much for⁣ the Mavericks too handle.

The Warriors’ offensive ‍dominance wasn’t confined to three-pointers. They moved the⁢ ball efficiently, creating open shots both inside‍ and out, and finished the game shooting a scorching 57% from the field.

“It was a complete team effort,” said ‍Warriors⁢ coach Steve ‍Kerr. “We were sharing ⁤the ball, playing with energy, and making⁤ shots. It was a fun night to be a Warrior.”

the lopsided victory extended the Warriors’ winning streak⁣ to ⁢four games and solidified their position as a top contender in the western Conference.