Stephen Curry proves Warriors' success still starts and ends with him, despite improved supporting cast
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'Strength in numbers' has returned to the Bay, but Steph still needs to be Steph for it to work
SAN FRANCISCO -- If you ever need evidence that the success of the Golden State Warriors' season starts and ends with Stephen Curry, you need look no further than their 115-113 win over the Los Angeles Clippers in Thursday's thrilling home opener at Chase Center.
The start: Curry made all nine of his field goals, all five of his 3-pointers and both of his free throws en route to 25 sizzling first-quarter points.
The end: Curry scored 10 of the Warriors' final 13 points, including two dagger 3-point bombs, to seal a victory that nearly slipped from their fingertips.
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