On Oct. 24, the Golden State Warriors dropped a loss to the Phoenix Suns, moving them to 0-3 to start the 2026-27 regular season. Fast forward two weeks, Oct. 24 agains the Suns remains the Warriors last loss. Since their loss in Phoenix, the Warriors have now rattled off seven straight victories, tying the defending Western Conference champion San Antonio Spurs for the longest win straight in the NBA.

Golden State's most recent victory needed overtime, and some serious fireworks from Stephen Curry. On Saturday night at Chase Center, 48 minutes wasn't enough against the Orlando Magic.

After the Warriors built a 16 points advantage in the first half, the Magic came alive in the second half, only needing the third quarter to completely erase Golden State's lead and take one of their own. The Magic outscored the Warriors 37-20 in the third frame, hitting six 3-pointers as the Warriors' offense went cold.

In the fourth quarter, Steph Curry started to heat up, scoring 14 points on 4-of-5 shooting from the field to tie the game. After battling with Franz Wagner and Wendell Carter Jr. to the final buzzer, the Magic had no answer for Curry and Yaxel Lendeborg in the overtime period. Lendeborg and Curry combined for 12 of Golden State's 16 points in overtime to help lead the Warriors to a 126-119 win over the Magic for their seventh straight victory.

The 38-year-old finished with a game-high 41 points on 13-of-19 shooting from the field with five made triples to go along with six boards and six assists in 36 minutes. Curry has now scored 29 or more points in five straight games. Curry's 41 points was the second times he's notched 40 or more points during Golden State's seven game win streak. During the Warriors' seven-game win streak, Curry is averaging

Lendeborg continiues to impress out the gate in his rookie campaign, registering 23 points on 9-of-25 shooting from the field with eight boards, and three assists in 38 minutes.

While Draymond Green only notched two points on 1-of-5 shooting from the floor, he piled up assists on Saturday, notching an early season-high 13 dimes against the Magic.

The Warriors will now get the New Orleans Pelicans on Monday to close out a six-game homestand at Chase Center. Following their game against the Pelicans, the Warriors will hit the road for five straight games starting in Houston on Wednesday.