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Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors turned a disastrous first quarter into a historic comeback, leaving the Los Angeles Lakers wondering how a comfortable lead became a seventeen-point defeat.
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There are bad nights in basketball. There are embarrassing nights. And then there’s what happened to the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday.
Imagine leading by twenty-five points, looking completely in control, and probably already thinking about what to eat after the game.
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