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Durant ties Jordan for 4th-longest 20-point streak in NBA history

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Feel free to continue penciling in four-time scoring champion Kevin Durant for at least 20 points a night, as his offensive hot streak is showing no signs of slowing down.

With yet another scoring barrage Wednesday night at Oracle Arena against the Dallas Mavericks, Durant tied the great Michael Jordan for fourth on the NBA's all-time list of consecutive games with 20 points or more.

His 28 points on scorching 10-of-16 shooting from the field and 4-of-7 from behind the arc led all scorers as Golden State won its second straight game - and sixth in seven outings - convincingly, 116-95.

Consecutive Games With At Least 20 Points

Rank Player Streak Team Start Date End Date
1 Wilt Chamberlain 126 Philadelphia Warriors 10/19/61 1/19/63
2 Wilt Chamberlain 92 San Francisco Warriors 2/26/63 3/18/64
3 Oscar Robertson 79 Cincinnati Royals 10/22/63 10/20/64
4 Michael Jordan 72 Chicago Bulls 12/29/87 12/6/88
4 Kevin Durant 72 Golden State Warriors 11/23/15 11/9/16 (ongoing)
6 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 71 Milwaukee Bucks 11/21/71 11/8/72
7 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 70 Milwaukee Bucks 2/6/70 1/20/71
8 Michael Jordan 69 Chicago Bulls 11/24/90 4/19/91
9 Elgin Baylor 64 Los Angeles Lakers 2/16/61 10/22/62
10 Kobe Bryant 63 Los Angeles Lakers 12/9/05 11/3/06

(Courtesy: Warriors PR)

The last time the former league Most Valuable Player failed to reach that mark was Nov. 10, 2015 against the Washington Wizards, when he dropped 14 points in 16 minutes of action. He surely would have secured the six points necessary to keep his streak alive, but a hamstring injury forced him to sit out the second half, as well as the following six outings.

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