Before Stephen Curry tore apart the Denver Nuggets and gave the San Antonio Spurs headaches in the 2013 NBA Playoffs, he put together a record-breaking regular season.

In the 2013-13 campaign, Curry solidified his status as the best shooter in the NBA by dropping a single-season record of 272 3-pointers made. Well, as it so happens, a fine gentlemen took some of his precious time and compiled ALL of Curry’s 3-pointers into one 10 minute video for your viewing pleasure.

It might not be as fancy as a LeBron James or Blake Griffin dunk fest mix tape, but if you enjoy watching some great shooting, you will love the video of the elder “Splash Brother” sinking one three after another. Oh, and it also has some music to it. Enjoy.

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May 8, 2013; San Antonio, TX, USA; Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) during a post game interview against the San Antonio Spurs in game two of the second round of the 2013 NBA Playoffs at the AT

Friday’s game 3 loss to the San Antonio Spurs certainly hurt the Golden State Warriors, but what was even more concerning was Stephen Curry’s health. Curry has had countless of issues with his ankles, and sprained it again in the game.

While Mark Jackson and the Warriors are still uncertain of whether Curry will be able to play on Sunday, his X-rays came back negative:

X-rays last night on Stephen Curry’s left ankle were negative. Warriors unsure if he will play Sunday, Mark Jackson says.

— Scott Howard-Cooper (@SHowardCooper) May 11, 2013

Even before he sprained his ankle, Curry was (for once) struggling with his shot in game 3. However, the injury could not have come at a worse time and Steph will be in a race against time to get ready for Sunday’s contest, most likely receiving constant treatment all the way up until tip-off. Without Curry, Golden State could hardly manage another upset in these playoffs. Tony Parker also picked up a calf injury in the game, so the starting point guards for both teams are banged up.

@VytisLasaitis