During the warm-up session, ahead of tip-off, Curry was seen walking to the corner of the court as a high bounced pass was sent in his direction.
With his back to the hoop the 31-year-old looked over his shoulder as he gathered the ball in his left hand.
In one quick movement the six-time NBA All-Star then scooped the ball around his back and over his head, to cheers of ‘let’s go Steph’ from the crowd.
Curry caught the ball and then effortlessly sank a shot from three-point range.
With the ball still going through the hoop the point guard had already turned his back and sprinted off court to the locker room to cheers and applause from the onlooking fans.
Curry and his Warriors team-mates were taking on the Blazers in Game 4 of the West Conference Finals.
The Warriors are on the road for this game as they seek to take a clean sweep in the series.
The last game between the teams saw Golden State win 110-99, which saw them extend their NBA record of 22 consecutive series with at least one road victory.
However, before the game Warriors coach Steve Kerr admitted he isn’t underestimating the difficulty of the task ahead of them.
“It’s so hard to win a championship in this league,” he said.
“The competition is so fierce, and it’s a two-month journey once the playoffs start.
“You know, they have been to the Finals four times, so that tells you all you need to know about their toughness and their competitive desire.”
Curry hasn’t found it difficult to score against the Blazers in this series with the two-time MVP scoring a minimum of 36 points in all three games so far.
And Curry insists winning rings comes from how he and his team-mates approach the game.
“You don’t win without that competitiveness,” he said.
“And that killer instinct.”