<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- The Sacramento Kings discovered it's awfully tough to keep up with Baron Davis these days -- and it's near impossible when he gets a big head start.Davis had 36 points, a career-high 18 assists and eight rebounds during another sensational performance that led the Golden State Warriors to their fourth straight victory, 117-105 over the Kings on Thursday night.Two days after dominating the fourth quarter in a win over Toronto, the Warriors' oft-criticized guard was on his revamped game from the opening tip. He had 11 assists in the first quarter, falling just shy of the single-quarter franchise record while staking Golden State to a lead it never relinquished in the fourth game of a seven-game homestand.Davis has at least 20 points and nine assists in each of the Warriors' four home victories. With an adoring home crowd already chanting "M-V-P," he became the first Warriors player to get at least 30 points and 15 assists in the same game since Tim Hardaway did it in Phoenix on March 12, 1995."That's one of the best games I've ever seen anyone play," said Kevin Martin, who led the Kings with 26 points.</div>http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/recap?gid=2006111609&&prov=ap
Crazy statline, just awesome. I think that the Warriors look playoff bound right now. Don Nelson has them playing some great ball right now.
That's insane! Who's the last pg to get over 36 points, and 18 assists in the same game? It has to date back to Magic. It just has to...Unbelievable game.
Yeah I watched most of the 1st half. I was shoked after the 1st qtr when he had 11 AST. That was incredible. I could have sworn he was goin for 30 and the record.
That is ridiculous, Davis is finally taken the leadership role on this team and carrying it on his back, some people dont have half the rebounds as much as he had assists, literally unbelievable
