After four games of substandard shooting in the NBA Finals, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry has exploded with 37 points.
Curry finally found his shot and shook himself from Cleveland Cavaliers' Australian guard Matthew Dellavedova to lead the Warriors to a 104-91 win in Oakland on Sunday.
It gives the Warriors a 3-2 lead in the Finals and a win on Tuesday in Cleveland will give Golden State the title.
Curry didn't gloat about his point scoring blitz on Dellavedova, despite tension between the players during the Finals.
"We are just out here to compete," Curry said.
"He's doing his job and I'm doing mine."
Curry went head-to-head with Cleveland's LeBron James, who had 40 points, in a scoring duel.
Dellavedova, with five points on two from nine shooting, again sparked controversy when he hooked Warriors' forward Draymond Green in an arm lock and crashed to the floor.
Warriors' Australian centre Andrew Bogut didn't play as his team stuck with a small lineup.
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