Stephen Curry will no longer put on classic Stephen Curry performances, but that day wasn’t Thursday. The Golden State Warriors star torched the Orlando Magic, racking up 56 points and draining 12 three-pointers.

Golden State visits the Philadelphia 76ers after Stephen Curry scored 56 points in the Warriors' 121-115 victory against the Orlando Magic.

Someday, Stephen Curry will stop doing Stephen Curry things. But that day was not Thursday. The Golden State Warriors star posted his latest incinerating performance against the Orlando Magic, finishing with 56 points and 12 3-pointers.

The Orlando Magic suffered their second straight loss this week during a matchup against the Golden State Warriors on Thursday night 121-115 after Stephen Curry scored a season-high 56 points, making 12 3-pointers and outscoring Orlando by himself in the third quarter.

Newly minted Golden State Warriors star Jimmy Butler put up a modest effort during Thursday night's win over the Orlando Magic, but the real headline performance was that of guard Steph Curry, who dropped an awe-inspiring 56 points in his best game of the season.

Stephen Curry hit a season-high 56 points as the Golden State Warriors made it five wins in a row with victory against Orlando Magic.

The Warriors star finished with 56 points, four rebounds and three assists, shooting 16-of-25 from the field and 12-of-19 from 3.

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Stephen Curry has hope, and the Golden State Warriors again have life ahead of the 2025 NBA Playoffs. The Warriors have been on a roll since acquiring Jimmy Butler at the trade deadline, running off nine wins in their first 10 games and surging up the Western Conference standings in the process.

There is nobody in the NBA that makes the impossible seem possible as consistently as Stephen Curry does. He did it again on Thursday night by draining another improbable — and borderline unbelievable — half-court buzzer-beater for the Golden State Warriors against the Brooklyn Nets.