STEPHEN CURRY scored 20 points in 27 minutes while getting ample and much-deserved rest, Draymond Green did a little bit of everything as usual, and the Golden State Warriors thumped the Oklahoma City Thunder 103-82 Saturday night. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 15 for the Thunder. Green added 14 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists, and Andrew Wiggins also scored 14 in the second meeting over five days between the teams. The Warriors won 106-98 Tuesday at Oklahoma City. Curry was 2 for 6 for five points in the first half, 1 of 6 on 3s. The Warriors led 55-44 at intermission but the league’s reigning scoring champion warmed up in the third and scored 15 that quarter. Curry’s 156 career 3-pointers against Oklahoma City are his second-most against any opponent, behind his 163 against the Clippers. He also had six assists and five rebounds. The Warriors took better care of the ball with 15 turnovers after committing 22 while squandering a 19-point lead and losing their first game of the season with a 104-101 overtime defeat to Memphis on Thursday night. Lu Dort added 14 points for a disjointed Thunder team (1-5) coming off its first victory of the season Wednesday against the Lakers that included a 26-point comeback. With the Warriors lacking their usual depth, rookie forward Jonathan Kuminga was active for the first time after missing the initial five games. He made his NBA debut with 6:04 remaining and scored his first points on a 3 with 2:04 to play. “It felt great. I was waiting for this moment,” said Kuminga, gifted with the game ball. “Everyone was waiting for this moment.” Golden State has won the last five in the series and nine of 13. (SD-Agencies) | 