NBA Posts Stunning Stephen Curry Video Before Warriors-Rockets Game 4

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Apr 29, 2025 - 08:00
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There's one of two ways to look at the video posted by the NBA to its official Twitter/X account on Monday night ahead of the Warriors' showdown with the Rockets in Game 4 of their opening-round Western Conference series. 

The content itself could be viewed as stunning. Or, what's truly stunning may just be the fact that, in the end, the content is not all that stunning. Maybe Stephen Curry is just so good that we should not be surprised by anything he does when it comes to shooting a basketball. 

But Curry, after making 12-of-23 shots in Game 3, for 36 points, warmed up on the Chase Center floor before Game 4 and simply could not miss. The league's X account posted, "54 SECONDS OF STEPH JUMPERS. NO CUTS. NO MISSES."

Indeed, the video shows Curry working out different looks from the left wing, either coming in off the dribble into the middle, working on step-back jumpers, or throwing up 3-point tried from the break. There are nine shots in the 54 seconds of video. All are makes. 

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) warms up before game four of the 2025 NBA Playoffs first round against the Houston Rockets at Chase Center. Mandatory Credit: Kelley L Cox-Imagn Images

As one fan commented, "Steph out here shooting like he’s got a cheat code Is this man even human? Who’s got him dropping 40+ tonight?"

Another summed up the video: "Best shooter in the world hits a lot of shots."

"Steph is a machine," another wrote. 

Curry did carry the Warriors to a Game 3 win, with a showing impressive enough to get coach Steve Kerr to comment on it twice. 

"He's Steph Curry," Kerr said. "He's one much greatest players of all time. He's 37. He's one of the most well-conditioned athletes I've ever seen in my life.

"To play 41 minutes against that kind of defense, to have a slow start and then find his rhythm, which we have seen him do countless times over the years, to hit big shots, to only turn it over twice against that kind of pressure, he was brilliant."

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