On January 16th, Beijing time, the Golden State Warriors faced off against the Minnesota Timberwolves in an intense match. The Warriors emerged victorious with a close score of 116-115, ending their two-game losing streak. Following this victory, the Warriors' ranking in the Western Conference jumped from 12th to 10th, surpassing both the Suns and Spurs to secure a spot in the play-in tournament area. Stephen Curry, the Warriors' point guard, had an outstanding performance, making 7 out of 12 three-point attempts and going 4 for 4 from the free-throw line, scoring a total of 31 points and dishing out 8 assists. Notably, the 36-year-old Curry also set a unique record in NBA history during this game, becoming the first player to achieve such a feat since the league's inception 78 years ago. In the first quarter, Curry started strong, hitting all four of his three-point attempts, scoring 12 points and contributing 3 assists, leading the Warriors to a significant 34-12 lead. Perhaps due to the large point difference, the Warriors became somewhat relaxed. In the second quarter, the Timberwolves launched a scoring spree, with Edwards hitting multiple threes to reduce the gap to 13 points. It's worth noting that the Warriors have been in poor form recently, dropping to 12th place outside the play-in tournament area. However, Curry stepped up at this critical moment, his precise three-point shots piercing through the opposition like sharp swords. After the game, Curry admitted that the team has been at its peak for many years and has full confidence in overcoming any opponent. In…