King Steph Curry scored 34 points, defeating the Pistons with an extremely surprising score, making fans extremely excited, dominating the оffєиѕινє glass.

On Monday night, the Golden State Warriors defeated the Detroit Pistons 120-109 thanks in large part to Steph Curry’s 34 points and dominance on the оffensive boards.

With 17 оffensive rebounds to Detroit’s 7, Golden State emerged victorious in second-chance points, winning 26–10.

For the Warriors, Chris Paul and Klay Thompson both contributed 17 points.

For Detroit, Killian Hayes and Cade Cunningham each scored 21 points. Stanley Umude, a versatile player, contributed a career-high 15 points to the Pistons’ total, which included six players out due to illness and injuries.

Detroit was down eight points at the half, but late in the third quarter, Umude’s back-to-back 3-pointers gave them an 80-74 lead. At the end of the quarter, Dario Saric’s three-point shot gave Golden State the lead again, 83–82. During the quarter, the Warriors shot 2 for 12 from 3-point range.

With nine minutes remaining, Umude, who had only scored two NBA points in six previous games, nailed another three-pointer and converted a three-point play to give the Pistons a 93-88 lead.

With 4:44 remaining, Detroit was up two points, 105-103, but Curry scored the next four baskets to put the game up to six points. With 1:26 remaining, Paul added a crucial baseline jumper.

With 20 points at the end of the first half, Curry scored 16 in the opening 7 and a half minutes to give the Warriors a 56-48 advantage. Golden State held a 15-2 advantage in second-chance points thanks to an 8-1 advantage in оffensive rebounds.