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On October 30, Luka Doncic of the Los Angeles Lakers expressed excitement for a game against the Golden State Warriors on ESPN. The next day, in the NBA Cup clash at Chase Center in San Francisco, Dončić scored 21 points in the first quarter, leading the Lakers to an early 25-point lead. However, Stephen Curry rallied the Warriors with 31 points, six assists, and four rebounds, helping them erase the deficit and secure a 112-95 victory. This comeback was unprecedented since the NBA started tracking play-by-play data in 1996–97, marking the largest margin of victory after trailing by 25+ points since 1997-98.