NBA stars react to Steph Curry's offensive masterclass in Game 4

Putting the team on his back, Curry led the Golden State Warriors to a furious comeback against the Boston Celtics and a 107-97 win.

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After the Celtics battled their way to a five-point advantage at halftime, the Warriors put together a signature third quarter

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to steal a one-point lead heading into the final 12 minutes of the contest. In a fourth-quarter filled with big shots, Steph Curry had the final say.

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Steph Curry reminded the basketball world of his greatness, notching 43 points on 14/26 shooting and keeping the Warriors' hopes alive.

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NBA stars react to Steph Curry's offensive masterclass in Game 4

Putting the team on his back, Curry led the Golden State Warriors to a furious comeback against the Boston Celtics and a 107-97 win.

After the Celtics battled their way to a five-point advantage at halftime, the Warriors put together a signature third quarter

to steal a one-point lead heading into the final 12 minutes of the contest. In a fourth-quarter filled with big shots, Steph Curry had the final say.

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