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WATCH: Stephen Curry sinks 3-pointer over Anthony Davis’ head as Warriors go 5-0 in preseason

Swati Bhatia

Stephen Curry wowed fans with another impressive 3-pointer during Warriors' win over Lakers.

Steph Curry’s magic was on display on Tuesday night in the Golden State Warriors preseason matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers.

During the Warriors’ 111-97 win over the Lakers, the two-time NBA MVP recreated his now-iconic high-arching 3-pointer, which he made during the Paris Olympics to lead Team USA to a gold medal victory.

Hounded by Anthony Davis, Curry launched a high-arching 3-pointer over the Lakers forward’s head and watched the ball swish through the net.

The 4-time NBA champ finished with 11 points, 3 rebounds, and three assists as the Warriors extended their preseason winning streak to five games.

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Kuminga, Greenwood shine as the “Dubs” scrubs Lakers

Warriors had another impressive outing in the preseason as they saw off the Lakers to move to a perfect 5-0 on the preseason. The Lakers, led by Anthony Davis, started brilliantly, taking an early 10-3 lead before the Warriors bounced back. Davis finished with 24 points, 12 rebounds and two assists.

Meanwhile, the Warriors’ comeback was led by Jonathan Kuminga, who tallied 11 points, six rebounds, and three assists during the game. The young power forward received good support from Greenwood, who finished with 10 points and three assists.

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