Stephen Curry's virtuoso performance in the league's most-anticipated regular-season game in recent memory, shouted "I'll have another MVP award, thank you," and propelled the Warriors' 120-90 stomping of the Spurs. The teams entered the game a combined 78-10 (.886) — the highest combined winning percentage by two teams playing at least 40 games into a season in NBA history. The Warriors (40-4) have won 39 straight regular-season games at home and haven't lost a regular-season game at Oracle against a Western Conference opponent since the Spurs won in Oakland on Nov. 11, 2014. The Spurs (38-6) had their 13-game winning streak snapped and fell to 7-1 when playing without Tim Duncan (sore right knee). Curry led a Warriors offense that reached the 100-point mark with 6:21 remaining, shot 51.8 percent from the floor and dished out 31 assists on 44 field goals. Draymond Green had 11 points, nine rebounds, six assists and three steals as the Warriors outscored the Spurs by 29 points in his 27 minutes. The Warriors turned the gaffes into 32 points and outscored the Spurs in the paint (52-36), off offensive rebounds (13-10) and on the fast break (19-10). Curry scored eight points,...