The Golden State Warriors secured a crucial 118-112 win over the Boston Celtics, with Stephen Curry playing a pivotal role despite a brief turnover incident with coach Steve Kerr. Kerr emphasized the need for Curry and Draymond Green to minimize risky plays due to the NBA's transition towards a 3-point shooting style, which the Warriors pioneered. Curry, returning from an ankle injury, scored 27 points, contributing significantly alongside Buddy Hield, who added 16 points. Despite Jayson Tatum's 32-point effort for Boston, the Warriors' defense and execution in clutch moments were decisive, sealing their victory. The win marks the Warriors' fifth consecutive triumph, highlighting their improved attention to detail compared to previous seasons. Next, the Warriors face the Cleveland Cavaliers, continuing their strong start to the season with a 7-1 record.