Luka Dončić had his 80th career triple-double with a season-high 45 points along with 13 assists and 11 rebounds, and the Dallas Mavericks beat Klay Thompson’s former Golden State Warriors 143-133 on Sunday night in a second visit to Chase Center in just more than a month.

The teams combined for an NBA-record 48 three-pointers. Golden State hit 27 and Dallas made 21.

Thompson hit two late three-pointers for seven total and finished with 29 points after the Mavericks lost 120-117 in his previous game against the team with which he won four NBA titles.

“It was very surreal,” Thompson said of returning to face his old teammates. “Because I was 21 years old when I came here and to see the city and the town is always special. So many good memories.”

His former Splash Brother Stephen Curry had 26 points and 10 assists for Golden State in a game added to the schedule once the teams were eliminated from the NBA Cup. The Warriors lost by a point at Houston on Wednesday. Thompson said it was a pleasure to guard Curry.

“It’s different but I am getting more accustomed to it with each time we face each other,” Thompson said. “We guarded each other plenty of times in practices and scrimmages. You always cherish the moments you get to face the best players. It’s cool I get to say I guarded Steph like I guarded Kobe [Bryant] and KD [Kevin Durant]. It’s another story I get to tell.”

Dallas opened 14 of 19 to go ahead 39-18 before Draymond Green hit back-to-back three-pointers. Green had season highs of five threes and 21 points.