The Golden State Warriors have shed their losing ways, at least for the first month of the season.

Jason Richardson scored a season-high 33 points, and Baron Davis added 25 points and 16 assists to lead Golden State past Sacramento 113-106 Wednesday night for its fourth straight win.

The Warriors (11-6) have their best start since winning 12 of their first 17 games in 1991-92, and had their winningest month since March 1992.

"I think we're off to a good start. But that's what it is: a start," Golden State's Mike Dunleavy said. "We're on the right track. We have a winning record, we're at the top of our division, but it's only a start."

Troy Murphy (14 points, 10 rebounds) and Adonal Foyle (10 points, 13 rebounds) each had double-doubles for Golden State, which went 34-48 last season and missed the playoffs for the 11th straight year.

"They have a nice team," Kings coach Rick Adelman said. "I think they're learning how to win. That's important. They had some success early and it's probably carrying over for them."

The Toronto Raptors hope their early struggles don't carry over.

Toronto shot 35 percent (25-for-72) in 92-66 loss to Memphis, dropping to an NBA-worst 1-15. Fans booed the Raptors off their home court at halftime, at the end of the third quarter and at the final buzzer.

"This is a long season and it's going to get longer if we continue to let these losses discourage us and tear the locker room up," said Mike James, was scoreless on 0-for-7 shooting from the field.

At Oakland, Calif., the Kings couldn't overcome a 5:35 stretch in the third quarter without a field goal. Sacramento tried to fight back in the fourth, as Mike Bibby hit a drive and a 3-pointer on successive possessions to cut the Warriors' lead to 100-94 with just over 3 minutes left.

Dunleavy hit two free throws on the other end, and after a three-point play by Shareef Abdur-Rahim cut it to 103-99, Dunleavy hit a 3 to put it away with just under a minute left.

"He's made some big shots for us," Warriors coach Mike Montgomery said. "We made plays at the end of the game when you have to make plays."

The Raptors didn't make too many plays and lost their sixth straight. They have their worst start since opening the 1997-98 season 1-19 en route to a 16-66 mark.

Memphis' Damon Stoudamire, who had 19 points Wednesday night, was part of that team.

"This is the same thing that went on eight years ago," he said. "I remember them days like it was yesterday. I feel for them. I know what it's like to lose that many. What are they 1-15? I've been there before. I know all about that."

Memphis dominated across the board, outrebounding the Raptors 41-35, shooting 51 percent from the field and outscored Toronto 42-30 in the paint as the Raptors settled for long jump shots that clanged off the rim.

Donyell Marshall made a key three-point play in regulation, then hit consecutive 3-pointers in overtime to help Cleveland improve to 7-1 at home. Zydrunas Ilgauskas had 29 points before fouling out in overtime and LeBron James added 28.Elton Brand scored 33 points and Sam Cassell had 26 for Los Angeles.

Gilbert Arenas had 28 points and five assists, and Antawn Jamison had 20 points and 15 rebounds to lead Washington over road-weary Portland.Darius Miles led Portland with 21 points before fouling out with 18 seconds remaining.

Richard Hamilton scored 30 points and Detroit tied a team season high with 10 3-pointers in a win over the host Nets. Chauncey Billups added 20 points and Tayshaun Prince 17 as Pistons starters scored 87 points.Vince Carter led the Nets with 27 points, and Richard Jefferson added 20.

Jason Williams scored 21 points to help Miami get its first road victory of the season without Shaquille O'Neal.

At Boston, Paul Pierce scored 32 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, and Kendrick Perkins — making only his third start of the season — had career highs with 12 points, 19 rebounds and four assists for the Celtics.Allen Iverson had 40 points for Philadelphia, but made just two baskets in the fourth quarter.

Jamal Crawford scored a season-high 28 points, and New York shot 45-for-57 from the free-throw line to beat visiting Chicago.Ben Gordon scored 28 points for the Bulls, who had their four-game winning streak snapped.Suns 109, Pacers 91At Phoenix, Steve Nash scored a season-high 31 points, including a career-high seven 3-pointers, and the well-rested Suns won their fourth straight.

At Denver, Desmond Mason scored 21 of his season-best 26 points after halftime for New Orleans.Denver was without coach George Karl, suspended two games for publicly criticizing officials, and injured forward Carmelo Anthony. Andre Miller had a season-best 33 points for the Nuggets.

Ray Allen scored 32 points and Rashard Lewis had 27 points and 10 rebounds for host Seattle.Primoz Brezec led the Bobcats with a season-high 21 points.