In a nail-biting showdown that kept fans on the edge of their seats, Stephen Curry delivered a breathtaking performance, scoring 15 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Golden State Warriors to a dramatic victory over the Memphis Grizzlies, securing the coveted seventh seed in the playoffs. With just seconds to spare, Curry showcased his legendary shooting prowess, hitting crucial threes and drawing a foul that sealed the game.

The Warriors, buoyed by Curry’s relentless energy, faced a fierce challenge from the Grizzlies, who fought hard to stay in contention. However, the night belonged to Curry, who not only scored 36 points but also executed a pivotal five-second violation against Memphis, showcasing his defensive acumen in a high-pressure moment. As the clock ticked down, Curry’s calm demeanor under pressure proved crucial. With 3.4 seconds left, he stepped to the line, sinking two free throws that extended Golden State’s lead to four points.

Adding to the drama, Curry’s performance was even more remarkable considering he was battling through injury, sporting protective gear for a bruised pelvic area and a thumb issue. But none of that mattered as he found his rhythm, hitting six three-pointers and demonstrating why he’s regarded as one of the greatest shooters in NBA history.

This victory not only secures the Warriors a playoff berth but sets the stage for an electrifying first-round matchup against the Houston Rockets on Sunday. As the final buzzer echoed, the embrace between Curry and fellow star Jimmy Butler highlighted the camaraderie and determination that brought Golden State to this pivotal moment. The Warriors are back in the playoffs—thanks to Curry’s clutch performance when it mattered most.