When Stephen Curry has it going from long range like he did Thursday night — like he has more often than any player in NBA history — his coach just knows the ball is going in. Curry scored 56 points in Golden State's 121-115 victory over Orlando and made 12 3-pointers,

Despite a rough start from the Golden State Warriors in Orlando, Steph Curry was able to heat up in the second quarter against the Magic. In the second frame alone, Curry recorded 16 points on 5-of-8 shooting from the field with four made 3-pointers in eight minutes.

Steph Curry, magnificent on any given day, has strung together a trio of iconic performances on the penultimate day of February. In the latest, Curry put the Warriors on his back with a 56-point gem in which he poured in a dozen 3-pointers.

The Golden State Warriors are on a strong run in the NBA, fueled by Stephen Curry’s outstanding form. Recognizing his teammate’s impact, Jimmy Butler took a moment to praise Curry’s impressive performances.

Stephen Curry ignited his own third-quarter explosion with a 50-footer at the halftime horn, then capped a 56-point performance with his 11th and 12th 3-pointers to protect a late lead that resulted in the Golden State Warriors' 121-115 victory over the host Orlando Magic on Thursday night.

Only a few days ago, former Golden State Warriors center DeMarcus Cousins issued a stark warning to NBA teams regarding the formidable threat posed by the veteran point guard Stephen Curry. He went so far as to admit that he felt scared facing Curry.