Warriors Erase 25-Point Deficit, Beat Lakers 112-95

The Golden State Warriors beat the Los Angeles Lakers 112-95 at home, producing one of the most striking comebacks of the season. The home side trailed by 25 points early in the game. The Lakers started fast and had extended their lead during the first half.

However, the score was level at the end of the first half. The Warriors played more evenly on both defense and offense in the second half and pulled away from their opponents. In the teams' previous meeting, the Lakers won 127-105, but this time the Warriors got their revenge.

Stephen Curry was the standout player of the game. Curry scored 31 points, made 8 of 14 three-point attempts, and added 6 assists. Brandin Podziemski scored 21 points and was one of the Warriors' top scorers. Melton, who came off the bench, added 16 points. The Warriors made 22 of 46 three-point attempts, a 48 percent success rate.

For the Lakers, Luka Dončić had a strong performance with 37 points and 5 assists, going 6 of 16 from three. Even so, he could not get enough support from his team in the second half. The loss dropped the Lakers to 4 wins and 2 losses.

The Warriors earned their third straight win, improving to 3 wins and 3 losses. With this game, Curry climbed to 18th on the NBA all-time scoring list, passing Dominique Wilkins.