Stephen Curry walks off the court after taking one of the most ridiculous shots of his NBA career….see more

Stephen Curry is one of the best shooters of all time, with his unique ability to destroy defenders that’s unique and timeless.

The 4-times NBA champion has a range like no one else, which is one of the reasons why he was selected to a Golden State Warriors’ record 11 All-Star teams
At age 36, Curry still provides immense value to the Warriors, showcasing his longevity as a shooter, efficient scorer and offensive engine.

This season, he’s trying to make one of his finals runs for an NBA title alongside superstar Jimmy Butler, who has never won a championship.

Curry makes the fans go wild with ridiculous shot
Steph Curry scored 40 points – including seven 3-pointers – in the Warriors’ 121-119 victory over the Nets in Brooklyn on Thursday. Jimmy Butler added 25 points and six assists in the win.

The Warriors trailed by as many as 22 points in the first quarter but won a game in which they trailed after three quarters.

The highlight of the night came courtesy of one of Curry’s shots that helped the Warriors trimmed an early 27-5 deficit to just five points by halftime.

It was an unfathomable fadeaway buzzer-beater from the half court logo by the best shooter the league has seen.

The shot was so good that Curry decided to get off the court, even though there was some time left in the second quarter.

Who can blame him? The fans went absolutely at Barclays Center, as they couldn’t helped but appreciate greatness when they see it.

The Warriors want to get to the Finals
The Golden State Warriors know that the clock is ticking for iconic players Steph Curry and Draymond Green to get their final shot at an NBA championship, so they’re counting on Jimmy Butler and the rest of the Dubs to carry them to the promised land.

So far, the Butler trade from the Miami Heat has paid off, with the Dubs getting a 10-1 record since the move, which is good enough for 6th place on the Western Conference.

That would put the Bay Area team in condition to avoid the play-in tournament and not having to face the top two teams in the conference.

If Curry and the Warriors can get another championship, that would put the spectacular guard in the GOAT conversation with five rings, the same amount of chips legendary Kobe Bryant got and one above LeBron James, who’s always on the conversation for the greatest basketball player of all time.