Curry's performance on Feb. 27, 2016 produced one of the most memorable regular season game-winners that the Warriors star has ever made. It was certainly a "shot heard 'round basketball" on that night, which led to ESPN's Mike Breen breaking out his iconic "double bang" call.

A 24-year-old, 6’2″ point guard with ankle issues walked into the Mecca of basketball, Madison Square Garden, trying to cement himself on a blockbuster stage. A 27-year-old superstar walked into his conference’s biggest rival’s home and cemented a unanimous MVP campaign with one of the greatest game-winners in NBA history.

In the latest, Curry put the Warriors on his back with a 56-point gem in which he poured in a dozen 3-pointers. He had the Kia Center in Orlando giving him M-V-P chants even as their hometown star, Paolo Banchero, dropped 41.

Stephen Curry scored a season-high 56 points, making 12 3-pointers and outscoring Orlando by himself in the third quarter of another astounding performance, leading the Golden State Warriors to a 121-115 victory over the Magic on Thursday night.

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.