Stephen Curry finished the night with 17 points, three rebounds and three assists while shooting 6-of-13 from the field in the victory. Jimmy Butler added 27 points, along with six assists. Brandin Podziemski finished with 26, Buddy Hield added 15 and Draymond Green posted six.

While this was far from a vintage performance from the 11-time All-Star, Curry was still able to make history yet again on Monday night. The NBA announced after the game that the Warriors superstar has climbed the all-time leaderboard for most assists in the postseason.

But Curry, after making 12-of-23 shots in the Warriors' Game 3 win over Houston, 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."