Golden State Warriors: Ranking Stephen Curry’s 5 most unbelievable shots
By Tony Pesta
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3. Full court bomb versus Memphis
Stephen Curry’s first MVP run in 2015 was incredible and it kicked off a great five-year run from the Warriors. Let’s focus on one of the most breathtaking shots he hit during this season.
The Shot:
There’s not much to dissect here. Curry recovers a loose ball on the defensive end and hauls it from the opposite 3-point line to demoralize the Memphis Grizzlies at the buzzer.
Difficulty:
I mean, come on. It’s a near full-court shot. It doesn’t get much harder than that.
Backstory:
Once Curry did this, it became pretty common for him to connect from beyond halfcourt. Curry is one of the few players in the NBA who can shoot a full-court shot and have me be surprised if the shot DOESN’T go in.
(Bonus Shot)
As a bonus shot, I want to include the time when Curry was spinning around, falling to the ground and tossed up a one-handed floater from the 3-point line. Unsurprisingly, the ball kissed the glass and went in the hoop, just as planned.