Curry, Thompson push Warriors to difficult 102-101 win over Kings

The Golden State Warriors had a lot of difficulty against local rivals Sacramento Kings, but go a narrow 102-101 win on Wednesday night at home.

Klay Thompson hit a 17-footer with less than a second remaining and got the victory for his team after crazy second half from Kings, who were on their way to a stunning turnaround.

Domantas Sabonis put the Kings ahead moments earlier on a jumper with 16 seconds to play after Stephen Curry’s layup just before in a wild final minute. Curry netted with 33 seconds left following a 24-second violation by Sacramento that gave Golden State the ball for another chance with 38.4 seconds left trailing 99-98.

THE ENDING TO WARRIORS-KINGS 😱

– Steph floater to go up by 1 with 0:32 left
– Sabonis jumper reclaims the lead at 14.5
– Klay calls GAME with 0.2 on the clock

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Curry scored 21 points and added four 3-pointers to take his NBA-leading total to 28 on a night the Kings missed leading scorer De’Aaron Fox because of a sprained right ankle suffered Sunday against the Lakers.