Steph Curry Casually Drains 60-Footer at the Horn
If history's any guide, the range of Steph Curry is practically boundless, even extending to the moon on occasion.
The skilled Golden State marksman added to this body of evidence the other night in San Antonio.
As the first quarter was winding down, the ball happened to find its way into the hands of Curry, as it frequently does.
Then he went ahead and did this:
Of course, the play-by dude got a bit hyperbolic with that 75-foot nonsense, but 60-feet is pretty okay, too.
Also, Steph failed to call glass, but we're willing to let that slide, just this once.
The two-time NBA MVP is becoming an old hand at this crazy shit, as ESPN helpfully explained:
Stephen Curry closed out the 1st quarter with a 60-foot buzzer beater, his 4th career FG from 50+ feet (including playoffs).
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) March 19, 2019
That ties him with Zach Randolph for the most such makes across the NBA over the past 20 seasons. pic.twitter.com/fOddCFyTDr
We're still unclear as to how Zach Randolph managed to do this four times, but let's move on.
Here's a fun compilation that features Curry bombing away on every single NBA team:
That's just so good.
Apparently, his methods in practice are even more unconventional.
No way he’s human 😱👽#StephGonnaSteph
— Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) November 10, 2017
[via @LetsGoWarriors] pic.twitter.com/zgOu2gO4rd
That's right, Steph will punt it up there if necessary.
Both Ghana and the Sudan are well within this dude's range.