Warriors Set 3-Point Record, Crush Blazers 119-97; Moody Makes History

The Golden State Warriors delivered a commanding performance on Tuesday night, overpowering the short-handed Portland Trail Blazers with a final score of 119-97. The game, which took place on January 14, 2026, Philippine time, saw the Warriors explode early and never look back.

Historic Night from Beyond the Arc

The Warriors and Blazers combined to set a new NBA record, with an astonishing 21 different players making at least one three-pointer during the contest. This unprecedented shooting display underscored the modern game's emphasis on the perimeter shot.

While superstar Stephen Curry had an off night shooting, making only 2 of his 9 attempts for 7 points, his leadership and vision were undeniable. Curry dished out 11 assists, marking his second game this season and the 148th of his legendary career with double-digit assists.

Butler Leads Balanced Attack, Melton Ignites Bench

Jimmy Butler capitalized on Curry's playmaking, leading the Warriors with a solid all-around line of 16 points, six rebounds, and five assists. The real spark, however, came from the bench. De'Anthony Melton erupted for a season-high 23 points, marking his fourth straight game in double figures.

Defensively, Gui Santos made his presence felt with a career-best four steals, helping to disrupt Portland's offensive flow throughout the game.

Moody Climbs Franchise Ladder, Blazers Miss Key Piece

The night held individual significance for young guard Moses Moody. By hitting a three-pointer in the first quarter, Moody reached 364 career triples with the Warriors. This moved him past the franchise's current general manager, Mike Dunleavy, into 12th place on the team's all-time list.

Portland struggled without its leading scorer, Deni Avdija, who sat out due to lower back soreness. Avdija had been averaging a robust 26.1 points per game. Shaedon Sharpe tried to fill the void, leading the Blazers with 19 points, while Caleb Love added 17 points and seven assists.

The Warriors' dominance was established immediately. They shot a blistering 14-of-22 to open the game and connected on 8 of their first 15 three-point attempts. By halftime, Golden State had built a 26-point cushion, their largest lead of the season. This victory ended a three-game losing streak to the Blazers this year.