Picture-perfect passing! In his first game back from injury, Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry is up to his old tricks by shaking off the Toronto Raptors defense before throwing a beautiful behind-the-back dime to Andrew Wiggins for the easy bucket on March 5, 2020.

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Steph Curry zips no-look pass behind back in first game after four-month absence

Classic Steph! Golden State Warriors sharp-shooting guard Steph Curry drains the deep three against the Toronto Raptors in his first game back from injury on March 5, 2020.

Steph Curry beats clock with fallaway three in return from four-month absence

The man has world class handles! Steph Curry of the Golden State Warriors absolutely undresses the defense with a beautiful behind-the-back dribble and a lightning-quick fake before draining the high-arcing floater from the top of the key against the Milwaukee Bucks on December 25, 2020.

Steph Curry penetrates past perimeter defender for floater on Christmas Day

Rings and accolades fill the record books but legacies live forever. Trailing in the NBA Finals and facing an inflection point in his own career, Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry etches his name deeper into basketball history with an instant classic Game 4 performance. Unrelenting in his effort to stave off a two-game deficit and reclaim home-court advantage on enemy soil, the 34-year-old icon works a fourth-quarter give-and-go with teammate Draymond Green, stepping into his seventh three of the ball game to give his club desperately needed breathing room in the final two minutes of a three-point affair. Curry’s triple - three of the 43 insurmountable points he dropped on a Boston Celtics team hellbent on hanging on to their series lead - was a symbolic death blow in the June 10, 2022 contest, a punctuation point on a legacy-defining statement game.

Steph Curry drains clutch triple in momentum-shifting 2022 Finals performance

No matter the situation, Steph Curry has the ability to leave jaws dropped every time he touches a basketball. The Golden State Warriors left everybody in the arena speechless when he snared a pass from Andrew Bogut on the perimeter and instantly ran into a wall of defensive traffic. Undeterred by the heavy pressure, Curry dribbled around his back through a trio of Clippers before stepping behind the arc and abruptly unleashing an off-balance 3-pointer from the top of the key that somehow swished. In the first of his two straight MVP seasons, Curry scored just 12 points on nine shots yet still left the arena as the most talked about player on the floor. The circus shot even left head coach Steve Kerr — who made 726 3-pointers and shot better than 45 percent from downtown during a 15-year NBA run — in total disbelief. Curry added four assists and three steals in Golden State’s 106-98 victory on March 8, 2015 and would later go on to win his first championship later that year. 

Steph Curry weaves around defense, leaps back for iconic tough shot

Though an unmistakable superstar by every conceivable metric, Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry’s first buzzer-beating game-winner came 13 years in the making. Knotted with 5.1 seconds on the clock against the Houston Rockets on January 21, 2022, Curry calls for a sideline inbound on the perimeter, drives past his lone defender en route to the free-throw line, then leaps back into a picture-perfect jump shot to give his team the W. Curry finished with 22 points and 12 dimes in the contest.

Steph Curry sinks Rockets with first buzzer-beating game-winner of his career

The quick release is what gets you! Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry works a give-and-go with teammate Draymond Green, sneaks into the corner and fires off a split-second triple against the Utah Jazz on January 23, 2021.

Steph Curry caps give-and-go off with quick-trigger triple from the corner

You don't need to see Steph Curry's name in the record books to know he's done something the world has never seen before. It doesn't hurt though. In just 789 regular season contests, the NBA icon that spearheaded his generation's offensive revolution buried his 2,974th three-pointer, supplanting Ray Allen for the No. 1 spot on the league's all-time leaderboard. The historic bucket came as effortlessly as the thousands that preceded it as the three-time champion and two-time league MVP shed his defender in the post with an off-ball cut to the perimeter knowing that the Golden State Warriors predicated an entire dynasty on the idea of getting the ball in their superstar's hands beyond the arc. Curry's milestone triple fell in the first quarter of a December 14, 2021 contest at Madison Square Garden.

Steph Curry moves into the No. 1 spot on the all-time three-point leaderboard

For the ninth time in his legendary 14-year career, Steph Curry found himself on an All-NBA squad. The Golden State Warriors sharpshooter earned his fourth Second Team selection to go with four First Team berths and another on the Third Team after averaging 29.4 points per game, the third-highest output of his career. Also an All-Star for the ninth time, Curry became the Warriors’ all-time leader in field goals made during the season, and also became the first player in NBA history to score at least 10,000 points off of 3-pointers. In his 56 games played, he recorded at least 30 points in 28 of them, including four 40-point performances and two more in which he posted 50. Curry is now tied for the most 50-point games in league history after the age of 30 with seven, and his 50-point effort in Game 7 of the Western Conference Semifinals was a playoff career-high and briefly the most points ever scored in a Game 7 until Jayson Tatum bested it by a single point shortly thereafter. 

Steph Curry remix celebrates 2022-23 All-NBA season

In his first home game following a long injury absence, Steph Curry gave the fans their money’s worth. An All-Star for the ninth time in 2023, Curry was especially clutch in the fourth quarter and overtime against the Milwaukee Bucks, hitting three huge 3-pointers in the final two minutes of regulation, including one that tied the score with 19 seconds left. Curry then preserved the tie and sent the game to the extra session when he landed a critical block on Jrue Holiday’s driving layup attempt. Of course, Curry wasn’t done as he nailed an overtime trey that put the game out of reach — his 36 points, six rebounds, four assists, two steals and six triples guided the Golden State Warriors to a 125-116 win on March 11, 2023. The four-time champion became the all-time Warriors leader in field goals made in 2023 while also tying an NBA record with his seventh 50-point game after the age of 30. 

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