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Stephen Curry scored 15 points in 2 minutes and let the Thunder know all about it

Who else was going to be the game-changer for Golden State?

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Game 2 between the Warriors and Thunder started in relatively normal fashion. The two powerhouses were going back and forth like in the series opener, making it seem like we were gearing up for another exciting finish at the Oracle. And then Stephen Curry completely took over and turned the game into a rout before OKC could catch its breath.

The MVP finally went off in the Western Conference Finals, scoring 15 points in less than two minutes, and it was the turning point in the game. It happened so quickly, and when it did, the Thunder didn’t stand a chance. He made sure they knew about it, too.

In a series full of superstars, Curry gave us a reminder that his next gear remains untouched. This game turned from ordinary (well, by Western Conference Finals standards) into Curry’s playground for two minutes, and by the end of it Oklahoma City was looking at a 20-point deficit.

The stat line: 15 points, 4-of-4 FG, 3-of-3 3PT, 4-of-4 FT, ONE MINUTE and 58 SECONDS.

The play log says it all, really:

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The Warriors’ deadliest play

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