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The Golden State Warriors have won two straight games four different times this season but have yet to put together a three-game winning streak. They attempt that again Thursday at home vs. the New York Knicks, who also enter having won two in a row. The Knicks are expecting the return from injury of second-leading scorer Alec Burks, while it could be the Warriors sit Andrew Wiggins in the second of a back-to-back because of knee soreness. The Dubs are 4.5-point favorites on the William Hill Sportsbook NBA odds. Burks, who played 48 games for the Warriors last season before a trade to Philadelphia, has been out since Dec. 27 with an ankle sprain but is being listed as probable by the Knicks for the first time since then. Burks was off to a fantastic start in his three games, averaging 20.7 points and shooting an absurd 66.7 percent (10-for-15) from three-point range. That would lead the NBA by a mile if Burks had enough games to qualify, but clearly that's not sustainable.
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Golden State crushed the visiting Spurs 121-99 on Wednesday, leading wire-to-wire behind 26 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists from Steph Curry. The rebounds tied a season high. The Warriors improved to 3-0 this year when scoring 120-plus points and 6-0 when scoring 110-plus. The Dubs shot 50 percent-or-better from the field for the fifth time this year and are 5-0 in those. Wiggins was listed as questionable with knee soreness but did play as the former No. 1 overall pick had 18 points, seven rebounds and three assists in 31 minutes. There is some scuttlebutt the Dubs may sit him out of caution Thursday, but that may not be decided until a few hours before the 10 p.m. ET tipoff.