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.

The Warriors picked up a huge 121-115 road win, but an individual performance from superstar Steph Curry will overshadow everything else. Curry finished the game with 56 points on 16-25 shooting from the field,

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.

T he Golden State Warriors picked up a huge road win over the Orlando Magic on Thursday, erasing a 17-point deficit behind a historic performance from superstar point guard Steph

Steph Curry scored 56 points against the Orlando Magic. This stunned social media, which united in its admiration for the NBA player.

Adam Koffler recaps the Warriors vs. Magic game on February 27 in Orlando. What can the Magic and its young stars learn from established veterans like Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Jimmy Butler?

Stephen Curry had a historic night against the Orlando Magic on Thursday. Curry has played in over 1,000 games in the NBA over 16 seasons, however, Curry never ceases to amaze the basketball world. He continues to prove why he is arguably the greatest shooter of all-time.

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.

The 56-point flurry goes down as Curry's fourth-highest single-game scoring total of his career—just six points away from his career-high 62-point effort against the Portland Tr

Stephen Curry frequently flicked his wrists, dousing nets for a season-high 56 points and triggering looks "of near disgust" from defenders in a Golden State Warriors comeback win over the Orlando Magic.