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3 times Steph Curry reminded us he was ridiculous on Sunday night

Oh yeah ... he’s still pretty good.

NBA: Washington Wizards at Golden State Warriors
NBA: Washington Wizards at Golden State Warriors
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It’s been the year of Russell Westbrook, James Harden, Kawhi Leonard, and LeBron James. But ya know what, that Stephen Curry guy is still pretty good! On Sunday night against the Wizards he casually reminded us that he could easily be in any MVP race at any time.

He casually tossed in a no-look layup

He sent Marcin Gortat spinning in circles

He hit his 300th three-pointer of the season

He’s only the second player in history to have two seasons with 300+ three-pointers!

Is Steph going to be MVP this year? Nope. But he’s still got it. The kid is good.

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