Warriors, told 'PASS TO STEPH' by Butler dressed as coach, win 8th straight by 51
Stephen Curry scored 25 points in 20-plus minutes, Yaxel Lendeborg added 23 points, and the Warriors won their eighth straight game by 51 points against the short-handed Pelicans on Monday night.
The Warriors are on fire, and it's hard to ignore the impact of their star players. With Stephen Curry leading the charge, scoring 25 points in just over 20 minutes of play, it's clear that he's still a dominant force in the league. The fact that he was able to achieve this in limited minutes speaks volumes about his efficiency and the team's overall depth.
What's also noteworthy is the team's ability to respond to adversity, or in this case, a bit of playful mind games. Jimmy Butler, dressed as a coach, was heard yelling "PASS TO STEPH" during the game, which seemed to have a positive effect on Curry's performance. While it may have been a lighthearted moment, it highlights the respect and admiration that players have for each other's abilities. The Warriors' winning streak is impressive, but it's also a testament to their chemistry and teamwork.
As the Warriors look to continue their winning ways, all eyes will be on their upcoming matchup against stronger opponents. With their current form, they'll be looking to make a deep playoff run, and fans will be eager to see how they perform against top-tier teams. The Pelicans, who were short-handed in this game, will look to regroup and bounce back from this loss. Will the Warriors' winning streak continue, or will they finally face a tough challenge? Coach fans will be eagerly watching to find out.
Originally reported by espn.com. CoachNews adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.