Steph Curry had 35 points, added nine assists and six rebounds as Golden State Warriors extended their winning streak to 42 games at Oracle Arena with a 123-110 victory over Houston Rockets.
The Warriors are now just two wins short of equalling the NBA record for consecutive home wins set the Chicago Bulls between March 1995 and April 1996.
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Andre Iguodala and Harrison Barnes sunk three-pointers early in the fourth quarter to jump start the defending champions after the game was tied 93-93 after the third.
James Harden weighed in with 37 points for the visitors.
LaMarcus Aldridge scored 28 points and Kawhi Leonard added a further 23 as San Antonio Spurs extended their winning run to five with a 119-110 win over Miami Heat.
Danny Green lent support with a 15-point haul for the Spurs.
Dwayne Wade top-scored with 20 points for the Heat, with Chris Bosh chipping in with 18.
John Wall had 28 points and added 17 assists and Bradley Beal scored 26 to guide Washington Wizards to a 111-108 win over New York Knicks.
Carmelo Anthony had 33 points and 13 rebounds for the Knicks in what was a sixth straight defeat.
Khris Middleton made one of two free throws with just 0.6 seconds left as Milwaukee Bucks edged a 112-111 win over Boston Celtics.
Gordon Hayward scored the crucial basket at the buzzer in overtime to help Utah Jazz extend their season-best winning streak to seven with 121-119 triumph over Dallas Mavericks.
