The Warriors played an impressive first quarter against the Boston Celtics on Saturday night at Chase Center, and Steph Curry capped the first 12 minutes in style.
With time winding down in the quarter, Curry got Celtics forward Sam Hauser on a switch, put some moves on the second-year NBA player and drained a step-back 3-pointer as the buzzer sounded.
But this buzzer-beater had Curry's special touch on it. Not only did he hit it from 30 feet out, per ABC's tracking technology, but the reigning NBA Finals MVP turned and looked away as the ball went through the net.
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In the first meeting between the Warriors and Celtics since the NBA Finals in June, Curry picked up right where he left off.