The Golden State Warriors star was set free by Kevin Durant inside the paint, and the guard left up to slam the ball home.
Curry’s surprise was clear to see, as he turned to the Warriors bench with his hands clutching his cheeks mouthing “oh my gosh”.
The Warriors were up 19-15 at the time, but the deficit was pulled back to 62-60 at the half.
Curry had a storming first half, scoring 22 points in 22 minutes.
The dunk against the Kings was his second showreel-slam of the week, after another impressive effort during the All Star game.
Speaking before the game against the Kings, Curry declared that he feels he is performing better now than he did three years ago, when he was named unanimous MVP.
“I definitely feel like I’m better than I was three years ago,” Curry said.
“It’s a good feeling knowing successes I’ve had personally don’t get in the way of progress with the team, getting better and finding ways to expand your game.
“Experience, more maturity and being challenged in new ways definitely helps.”
Curry is averaging 28.6 points per game this season, and refused to rule out being in contention for the award again this year.
And if he was to win, he would join an illustrious list of legends.
“How many guys have three? Michael [Jordan], [Larry] Bird, LeBron [James],” the guard continued.
“If it happened, you could add me to that list.
“Anybody who’s had one knows the feeling of what it’s like to hold that trophy up the first time, and the next time.
“You know how driving of a force that can be.”