Stephen Curry scored 34 points with seven assists and six rebounds as the Golden State Warriors beat the Phoenix Suns 116–113 at Chase Center in San Francisco on November 2, 2026. It was Golden State’s fifth consecutive win after starting the season 0–3, according to the NBA-hosted Associated Press recap.
The final boxscore explains the narrow result more clearly than Curry’s points alone. Golden State trailed by 12 after the first quarter, cut the deficit to six at halftime and entered the fourth tied at 93. Its 23–20 final quarter supplied the three-point winning margin.
From 19–31 after one quarter to level after three
Phoenix won the first quarter 31–19. Golden State then took the second 32–26, leaving the Suns ahead 57–51 at halftime. In the third, the Warriors outscored Phoenix 42–36. Adding those quarter totals puts both teams at 93 before the final period.
The recap describes an even larger second-quarter deficit: Phoenix led 55–39 with 3:47 remaining before a 12–0 Golden State run narrowed the gap. That sequence connects the early struggle with the halftime recovery; the cumulative chart uses quarter endings rather than claiming a continuous play-by-play lead history.
Curry’s 34 came with support from Bassey and Podziemski
Curry made 9 of 21 field-goal attempts, including 5 of 13 three-pointers, and 11 of 12 free throws in 32 minutes 50 seconds. His scoring breaks down into 15 points from threes, eight from two-point baskets and 11 from the line. The seven assists and six rebounds are separate contributions, not extra points added to that total.
Charles Bassey scored 19 and collected eight rebounds, while Brandin Podziemski contributed 20 points. Phoenix’s Devin Booker finished with 26. These figures show substantial scoring beyond Curry on both sides. They do not by themselves establish which possession or individual matchup caused the final outcome.
Where to read the complete final record
The official NBA game page below contains the final score, quarter table and full recap. Its Box Score page carries minutes, shooting, rebounds, assists and the other player statistics. The US game date is November 2; a localized page can display November 3 for the start time in another time zone without making this a different fixture.
The result is a comeback built across several periods: a six-point improvement in the second quarter, another six in the third and a three-point edge in the fourth. Curry’s 34 led the scoring, but Bassey and Podziemski supplied 39 between them. Those are the useful comparisons when reading a three-point win, rather than treating the headline point total as a complete account of the game.
Prepared by the editorial team from the linked official records and reviewed public originals.
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