@stephencurry30 added more EPIC relocation 3s to his highlight reel this regular season! 💦 The @warriors face Houston in Game 1 of the #NBAPlayoffs presented by Google Sunday at 9:30pm/et on TNT! 📺

When you think of gravity in basketball, only one name truly redefines it every single time he steps on the court—Stephen Curry. The greatest shooter in NBA history didn’t just maintain his status this regular season—he amplified it. With a flurry of jaw-dropping, defense-crushing relocation threes, Curry continued to bend space and time on the hardwood, adding yet another epic chapter to his already legendary highlight reel.

From curling off screens to drifting to the corner before defenders can even turn their heads, Steph’s movement without the ball is something out of a video game. This season, he showcased just how surgical he is at creating space—not by size or speed alone, but by movement IQ. He’s not just shooting threes, he’s orchestrating them, setting traps with his footwork and punishing anyone who’s a millisecond too late.

And now, with the regular season behind us, Curry’s heater rolls straight into the playoffs.

The @warriors are locked in and ready to face the surging Houston Rockets in Game 1 of the #NBAPlayoffs presented by Google. Tip-off is set for Sunday at 9:30pm/et on TNT—and you already know Steph’s going to show out.

This isn’t just any postseason matchup. It’s a high-octane collision between two teams loaded with storylines, history, and hunger. And at the center of it all, as always, is number 30.

Let’s talk numbers. Curry finished the regular season averaging 26.9 points per game while shooting 40.8% from deep—on an absurd 11.8 attempts per game. And a big chunk of those were relocation threes—those plays where he passes the ball, cuts through space, and pops out beyond the arc for a quick-trigger dagger. You can’t teach that kind of timing and touch.

Golden State’s offense lives and dies by movement, and nobody embodies that better than Curry. Defenders chase him around like a game of tag they can never win. Even the smallest miscommunication leads to an open look. And with the stakes now at playoff intensity, Steph’s attention to detail only sharpens.

The Rockets will have their hands full. While they’ve been impressive in their push to secure a playoff spot, guarding Curry off-ball is an entirely different assignment. Expect Houston to throw doubles, traps, and all sorts of switches his way. But the problem is, Curry’s seen it all—and still delivers.

Let’s not forget what playoff Steph looks like. This is the guy who torched opposing defenses for 50 points in an elimination game just last year. The guy who, even after all these years, still leaves arenas gasping at the speed of his release and the sheer confidence in every shot.

Sunday night could be another instant classic.

And while the Warriors may have battled injuries and inconsistency throughout the season, the moment the lights turn on in the postseason, this team remembers who they are. Klay Thompson is finding his rhythm, Draymond Green is anchoring the defense, and the young core has started to click. But it’s Curry who sets the tone.

Every relocation three he drains isn’t just a bucket—it’s a message. A statement. A reminder that no matter how the league evolves, he’s still the cheat code.

So mark your calendars. Grab your snacks. Turn the volume up.

Because when Steph Curry’s on the floor—and especially when he’s dancing behind the arc—you’re not just watching a basketball game.

You’re witnessing art.

Game 1. Warriors vs. Rockets. Sunday at 9:30pm/et on TNT.

Let the playoffs begin. 💥