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Stephen Curry didn't miss a shot for 50 straight seconds in mesmerizing warm-up video

Feb 28, 2022, 23:28 IST
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Stephen Curry warms up before a game against the Dallas Mavericks.@NBA / Twitter
  • Stephen Curry refuses to miss.
  • During warm-ups ahead of Sunday's game against the Mavericks, Curry hit shots for 50 seconds straight.
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Through his 13 seasons in the NBA, Stephen Curry has proven he can make any shot on a basketball court.

Curry's sensational shooting have made even his pre-game routine must-see television, and on Sunday ahead of the Warriors game against the Dallas Mavericks, Curry once again put on a show.

Starting just north of the foul line, Curry began methodically hitting shot after shot after shot, taking a step or two back after every make.

The video mesmerizing, nearly hypnotic, giving viewers just a small taste of the trance Curry himself must enter when shooting lights out.

Before long, he was back at the logo, still swishing every basket as if it were nothing at all. After reaching the logo, Curry worked his way back up the court, capping off 14 straight makes with a cheeky floater.

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Curry smiled at the crowd when he routine was finished, pleased with his performance.

It's far from the first time Curry has made a show of his pre-game routine, having once even hit from the upper deck of the Warriors arena.

Unfortunately for the Warriors on Sunday, Curry's impressive warm-up didn't carry over into the game. While Curry finished with 27 points, he made just three of his 10 attempts from beyond the arc, and the Warriors lost to the Mavericks 107-101.

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