The Golden State Warriors are coming off a home victory against the Orlando Magic, winning 120-97 and extending their winning streak to two games. In that game, the Warriors and Magic were initially neck and neck, with neither team gaining a significant advantage. The Warriors led by a single point at halftime. However, after the break, Stephen Curry led a strong offensive push that allowed the Warriors to take control of the game, ultimately securing the win. Curry scored a game-high 26 points. The Dallas Mavericks, on the other hand, recently defeated the Denver Nuggets at home with a score of 131-130, ending their two-game losing streak. The Mavericks started the game strongly, leading by 14 points after the first quarter. Although the Nuggets mounted a comeback attempt, Luka Dončić and Anthony Davis responded effectively, combining for 64 points, 18 rebounds, and 13 assists to defend their home court. Considering the current team data and lineups, the Warriors have displayed strong offensive and defensive performances during their winning streak, with Curry in excellent form. The Mavericks, however, have a poor away record of 3 wins and 10 losses, indicating a drop in performance when playing on the road. The Warriors have been involved in low-scoring games recently, and the total score data for this game is set relatively low. With many veteran players, the Warriors tend to play at a slower pace. The Mavericks have also been involved in many low-scoring games lately, mainly due to limited scoring options. Therefore, considering these factors, the game is likely to have a low score. Prediction: Under 227.5