Warriors 105, Mavericks 101: David Lee scored the go-ahead basket with 32.7 seconds left in overtime and visiting Golden State defeated Dallas.

Lee, who totaled 17 points and 19 rebounds, broke a 99-99 tie with his basket in the lane as the Warriors regrouped after squandering a seven-point lead in the extra session. Stephen Curry scored a game-high 31 points for Golden State.

O.J. Mayo led Dallas with 27 points while Chris Kaman had 18 points and 17 rebounds for his first double-double of the season.

Darren Collison's jumper tied the game with 36 seconds remaining in regulation for Dallas. After Golden State missed two shots on the ensuing possession, Dallas called timeout with 15.8 seconds remaining, but Vince Carter missed a fadeway jumper.

Golden State scored the first seven points of overtime on Curry's jumper, a dunk by Festus Ezeli and a 3-pointer by Harrison Barnes, who finished with 20 points. Mayo scored seven points in a row for Dallas to tie the game.

Curry hit two free throws before Mayo tied the game again with 41.2 seconds left. The game had 12 lead changes, all coming in the second half, and was tied 13 times.

GAME NOTEBOOK: Warriors forward Richard Jefferson didn't play because of a strained right calf. He was injured Sunday against Oklahoma City. ... Carter sustained an injured right hamstring early in the fourth quarter when he was knocked to the floor defending a shot at the basket by Lee. Carter returned with 3:39 remaining even though he was limping noticeably. ... Curry also had nine assists.