One 3-Pointer From Every Season of Steph Curry's Career

Curry went to dribble that ball and hit the three. He thought about passing it, said, no, I'll dribble it instead. Beautiful. Let's watch it here as Tolliver kicks it out to him. He takes a look. See, that was just to get Fernandez. Could have been ahead by 30. Yeah, no, he was very good offensively. Super. Curry. Yeah, tough that shot is. Out of bounds play. I don't know whether LeBron touched the ball there. In the last 16. Stengbo's in another. What a night for Curry. 36 points, 7 assists, 7 rebounds. Curry. They got to go quick. Curry off the screen. Got enough room. Again. Butter. Steph Curry. His 11th three of the night. Steph Curry with 54 points. Tops in the NBA this season. Steph Curry is tough. He's already, he said. Foul by Paul. The rebound. Certainly remember, Baron Davis. Curry splits the defense behind the back. Fires a three. Oh, spectacular move. And it's the largest lead of the game. The defense forced eight turnovers in that third, but this was certainly the highlight play of the day. Steph Curry knocks down the three. The Warriors outscored them 30 to 18. Steve Kerr can't believe it. But he's seen it night in and night out. This presentation of the NBA Sunday Showcase. Rebound taken by Iguodala. They do have a timeout. Decide not to use it. Curry. Way downtown. Bang. With 6 tenths of a second remaining. Press up. Robertson just a little late, but that's just. Oh, man. That's about 35 feet out. Well beyond the 28th foot mark. Off the rim. Curry has time. Three seconds. Curry from half court. That would give them. That's a nice one-two combination. Two ball handlers. Two attackers. Curry crossover. Three pointer. Bang. Scratch the game plan on a finishing result of going to Durant. And Curry says, nay, nay. No, no. Knocks down the shot. Do that dance. Spectacular execution. Putting the hands. The ball in the hands of Curry against nay, nay. And he delivers. And people say, why was he in there? Well, they had given up two offensive rebounds. With a mismatch on the smaller wall. Got pocket. Curry. Call this desperation shots from him because he can make them. Right? A 35 footer for Curry. Man, Steph just. Steph is running to the front court. Draymond finds him another three. Got it. 62. And he actually surpasses his buddy, Clay Thompson. They're looking forward to Draymond Green. Of course, his boy. Where's he at? Hand off. That is a tough shot, too. Gary Trent right at him. There's that cross screen again to Wiggins. Steph. Three. There is. NBA three-point history. Curry. Stephen Curry stands alone as the most dominant distance shooter the game has ever seen. 2,974 threes. And counting. Which, of course. With the crazy circus shot. Out of your frame it was so high. Yeah, yeah. Talk about moonshot, man. It went right out of the camera frame. Wow. We'll be right back.