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When Stephen Curry threw down a dunk seemingly out of nowhere against the Philadelphia 76ers on a nationally televised edition of Saturday night basketball, it’s going to turn heads around the Golden State Warriors’ fanbase.

Quentin Grimes scored a career-high 44 points as the Philadelphia 76ers snapped a nine-game losing streak, beating the Golden State Warriors 126-119 in the NBA on Sunday (March 2, 2025) in a game where Stephen Curry had his first dunk in six years.

Quentin Grimes scored a career-high 44 points and the Philadelphia 76ers snapped a nine-game losing streak, beating the Golden State Warriors 126-119 on Saturday night in a game where Stephen Curry had his first dunk in six years.

Quentin Grimes wouldn’t let the unexpected happen. The Golden State Warriors came into the Wells Fargo Center Saturday night favored to extend the Sixers losing streak. But Grimes scored a career-high 44 points to lead them to a 126-119 victory,

Jonathan Kuminga remains out for the Warriors as he continues to recover from a right ankle sprain, while the Hornets have listed Miles Bridges and Seth Curry as probable to play. The Warriors will be looking to improve on their 32-28 record (seventh in the Western Conference) when they return to action on Monday.

The Golden State Warriors took a huge risk at the trade deadline by acquiring disgruntled Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler, but the move could not be working out better. With Butler in the lineup, the Warriors are 7-1,