STEPHEN Curry (right) of the Golden State Warriors drives against Utah Jazz guard Ricky Rubio during their NBA game on Tuesday. AP

OAKLAND, California — Stephen Curry overcame a sluggish night shooting and made a pair of pivotal three-pointers in the fourth quarter, Kevin Durant had 28 points and seven assists, and the Golden State Warriors rallied from behind for the third consecutive game and beat the Utah Jazz, 115-108, on Tuesday’s National Basketball Association night.

Curry made back-to-back threes then drove around Ricky Rubio for an easy layup that put the Warriors up 105-95

Curry had 24 points on 8 of 19 shooting. The two-time MVP missed his first five shots beyond the arc and finished 5 of 14 on 3s.

Klay Thompson scored 22 and DeMarcus Cousins added 12 points and 10 rebounds to help Golden State to its fourth straight win and 16th in 17.

Donovan Mitchell had 25 points and seven rebounds for Utah. Rudy Gobert added 13 points and 16 rebounds. Gobert’s double-double is his 46th of the season.

Other matches saw Atlanta whip the L.A. Lakers, 117-113; Boston cream Philadelphia, 112-109; Orlando humble New Orleans, 118-88; and San Antonio nip Memphis, 108-107.

The Warriors came back from 17 down to beat Phoenix on Friday and were down 19 to Miami on Sunday before winning. Both of those deficits were at halftime.

This time Golden State fell behind 91-84 early in the fourth before going on a 21-4 run.

Andre Iguodala helped spark the surge with a steal and dunk while Thompson had a three-pointer and reverse layup, but it was Curry’s burst that was key.

Curry made back-to-back threes then drove around Ricky Rubio for an easy layup that put the Warriors up 105-95.

Before the game Curry, Durant and Thompson received their All-Star jerseys from general manager Bob Myers.

The Warriors got off to a rough start with their perimeter shooting, going 1 of 9 beyond the arc in the first quarter and didn’t find their stroke until late in the second.

Curry made back-to-back threes, Iguodala added one and Thompson — who appeared to dislocate the ring finger on his left hand in the first quarter — made another.

Golden State led 62-53 early in the third before Mitchell got Utah rolling with a pair of threes and seven points as part of an 18-7 run. Neto later made consecutive layups to put the Jazz up 84-81.