For the second time this season, LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers got the best of Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors on Saturday.

Andrew Wiggins, Stephen Curry and Dennis Schroder combined for 77 points to overpower the brilliant solo act of Jordan Poole and lift the Golden State Warriors to a 122-114 victory over the visiting Washington Wizards on Saturday night in San Francisco.

On Monday, the Warriors lost to the eight-win Toronto Raptors. Five days later, they barely escaped the six-win Washington Wizards, winning 122-114 on Saturday night at Chase Center. Steph Curry (26 points),

Andrew Wiggins led the Warriors with 20 points. The Lakers held Stephen Curry scoreless in the second half as he went 0 for 8 from the field after halftime. Curry finished with 13 points and nine assists. The game marked the 25th regular-season meeting between James and Curry. James’ team has won 13 of the 25.

Anthony Davis led with a game-high 36 points and the victory moves the Lakers to seven games above .500 (25-18) for the first time this season after Saturday’s 118-108 win over Golden State.

Saturday night’s nationally televised 118-108 loss pushes the Warriors (22-23) back under .500. Davis torched the shorthanded Warriors with 36 points and 13 rebounds as the Lakers held a comfortable lead for the entire second half. Seven Warriors scored in double figures, but it was an inopportune time for Curry to have an off night.

The Golden State Warriors, with or without Steph Curry, will need Andrew Wiggins to produce against the Boston Celtics.

Stephen Curry had 21 points and seven assists, Quinten Post scored a career-high 20 points and the Golden State Warriors routed the Chicago Bulls 131-106 on Thursday night.

Quinten Post scored a career-high 20 as the Warriors routed the Bulls 131-106 Thursday after blowing a big lead in a 123-117 loss to the Kings on Wednesday.

With Draymond Green picking up an injury, Moses Moody slotted in at power forward against the Wizards, earning praise from Steve Kerr.

Andrew Wiggins, Stephen Curry and Dennis Schroder ... In just his second return to San Francisco since being traded to Washington, he had 23 of his points in the first half, during which the ...

The Warriors allowed just 42 points in the second half, pulling away from the Bulls by applying tenacious ball pressure and raining 3-pointers. Golden State, back at .500, separated from the similarly mediocre Bulls behind a pair of unsung contributions.