Stephen Curry tears into East All-Star team with finger roll (Video)

The Warriors point guard played in the All-Star Game last night and finished the game with 15 points, including a skillful finger roll.

The NBA All-Star Game is the real life version of when two friends are on their fifth game of NBA 2k. They are tired of looking at the screen. Don’t expect much defense, both will just keep chucking up threes with the occasional drive to the basket.

Of course when you do get to the basket, you had better finish with some flair.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry took the road less traveled to the basket, cutting through four East defenders before flicking his layup high off the backboard.

It was a part of a night where Curry finished with 15 points and 9 rebounds. Steph had just come off of winning the three point contest with a record score, and was looking to showcase his other skills. Curry was busy dishing out assists, like this first quarter lob to Rockets shooting guard James Harden.

Curry played the East like a yo-yo, taking advantage of a night where most players in the All-Star Gmae can enjoy a bit of rest and play loose. As a part of his effort, he helped the West win 163-158 over their Eastern counterparts.

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