VIDEO: Highlights of Steph Curry’s Longest 3-Pointer Against Every NBA Team Are Mind-blowing

Everyone has seen Steph Curry’s amazing range which easily covers the entire gym, but this video shows just how crazy his shots are against every team in the NBA. Stitched together, the highlight clip includes the longest three-pointer by Curry against the 29 other teams in the Association (without the half-court shots, of course).

Steph Curry’s deepest three on every team ?
(not including half court shots) pic.twitter.com/QeBZcH4wq5

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Most players can deliver a handful of these shots during their career, while Steph has made enough for someone to create a video of it. And he’s done it against EVERY other team!

Take a look at the video which includes Steph Curry’s incredible game-winner against the Oklahoma City Thunder in overtime.

The shot got Golden State the victory in overtime, but the even more amazing thing is the double “bang” Mike Breen gave it after it went in. Breen is known for his calls, but the double bang is a category on its own.

Curry now has the responsibility to lead the Warriors to the playoffs in the post-Durant era. If he keeps making shots like those, it shouldn’t be a problem.

And he’s already working on it. Steph has already started practicing with D’Angelo Russell, with Curry posting a picture to his Instagram of the two guards in the gym together.

There will be some adjustments needed though, as the two All-Stars look to maximize their talents next to each other. Both are used to playing point guard, so they’ll have to adapt to each other’s games.

In all likelihood, Curry and Russell will share the court for about 24 minutes each night and while each is used to running the point, they’re both very comfortable working off-ball. Russell is a strong shooter, and Curry is, as it was proven by the aforementioned video, the greatest shooter of all time. So the fit is there for each to play off ball, and the two-time MVP can surely teach his new teammate some off-ball tricks.

The good thing is that they’re getting an early start which should have every fan of the Warriors ready for the season to arrive.