The Warriors got off to a torrid start Sunday, evened their road trip record at 2-2 and moved back into the No. 6 playoff position in the Western Conference.

The night belonged to Steph Curry, who delivered a historic 52-point masterpiece, adding 10 rebounds and eight assists as the Warriors cruised to victory. The two-time MVP set the tone early, dropping 16 points,

The Warriors landed the opening haymaker with a 45-point first quarter. Steph Curry set the tone early, burying five 3-pointers in the opening frame for a red-hot 19 points on 7-of-8 shooting from the field. However, Golden State's early 13-point lead wasn't enough, with Ja Morant and the Grizzlies striking back in the second quarter.

The star senior right-hander retired all 21 Perkiomen Valley batters he faced for the first perfect game of his career and helped his own cause with a late two-run double in an eventual 5-0 home

“I would venture to say that our guys are good everywhere,” Mazzulla said. The head coach wasn’t necessarily off base. But after completing a perfect 6-0 road trip with a 117-103 win against the Grizzlies on Monday, the Celtics are within two road wins of tying the Golden State Warriors for the most ever in a single season.

Tyler Herro had 25 points and nine assists and the Miami Heat extended their season-best winning streak to six games with a 124-103 victory over the Boston Celtics on Tuesday night.

The Cavaliers outscored the Knicks 71-45 in the 2H as they move to 61-15 and defeat New York, 124-105. Top Performers – New York Karl-Anthony Towns – 25 points, 13 rebounds OG Anunoby – 23 points, 6 rebounds,