Kevin Durrant brilliantly starred in the final quarter to complete the Golden State Warriors uprising, leading him to a 128-100 victory over the New York Knicks in the NBA, Friday.
Warriors, the last two seasons of the US league, have won their fifth win in the first six games of the new season.
Durant scored 25 points in the last quarter, out of 41 points in the entire game, and the Warriors finished the game with a score of 42 points, compared with just nine points for the rival Nicks.
Stephen Currie also took the lead and scored 29 points. Raymond Green scored 18 points and Clay Thompson scored 12.
The Knicks lost for the fifth time in a row, after winning the opening round despite the fact that they were stumbling over teams such as the Golden State, the Boston Celtics and the Milwaukee Bucks.
Tim Hardway was the top scorer in New York with 24 points, while Frank Ntelikina added 17 points.
