Splash Brothers Power the Warriors Past Spurs for Their Fifth Win in Six Games

• The Golden State Warriors registered their fifth win in six games after crushing the San Antonio Spurs 130-115
• The Warriors were led by impressive performances from the Splash Brothers and Jordan Poole who combined for 91 points
• The reigning NBA champions are now 6th in the West and have four games remaining in the regular season

It was a splash party at Chase Center as the Golden State Warriors crushed the San Antonio Spurs 130-115.

The defending NBA champions are now 6th in the Western Conference and have four games remaining in the regular season.

Steve Kerr's team made a slow start and needed a 43-point fourth quarter to beat one of the worst teams in the league this season.

Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Jordan Poole combined for 91 points to seal the win. Curry scored 33, Thompson poured in 31 while Poole added 27. The three guards combined for 20 3-pointers, per ESPN.

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The hosts struggled early in the game, committing five turnovers in the first five minutes, and only made their first triple with 7:53 left in the second quarter.

They survived a total of 15 turnovers, which the Spurs turned into 23 points.

Poole makes history

The 23-year-old joined the Splash Brothers with 200 3-pointers this season, making the Warriors just the second team in league history to ever do it.

Poole, Curry and Thompson now join James Harden, Eric Gordon and Ryan Anderson of the 2016-17 Houston Rockets, per NBC Sports.

Curry was 7 of 11 from deep. Thompson went 7 of 14 from deep while Poole was 6 of 13 from deep. The young guard was happy to be in great company.

“It's really special to be a part of, second team in history to do it,” Poole said. “Up there with really good company.”

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The Warriors play the Denver Nuggets, Oklahoma City Thunder, Sacramento Kings, and Portland Trail Blazers.

Curry's new Under Armour deal

Sports Brief earlier reported on Curry signing a new lucrative deal with Under Armour.

The deal is set to extend into his retirement. The four-time NBA champion has been with the brand since 2013.

The details of the deal were not disclosed, but it would reportedly be the richest-ever endorsement deal once everything is factored in.