This is how Stephen Curry started Monday night's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder: [ Follow Dunks Don't Lie on Tumblr: The best slams from all of basketball ] Oh, nothing much to see there. Just pulling down the rebound of a Russell Westbrook miss, taking it the length of the floor, weaving through four Thunderers who tracked back in transition, then ever-so-slightly hesitating while freezing Westbrook with a fake dump-off pass to a trailing Harrison Barnes that turned into a left-handed between-the-legs dribble and a too-easy scoop layup at the tin. Fluid as you please, easy as you like, two points, Golden State Warriors lead. What makes Curry so special, and what makes this particular iteration of the All-Star point guard so exhilarating, is that such a play has become less leave-you-slack-jawed rarity than still-leaves-you-slack-jawed routine. He does stuff like this all the time now, and he kept doing it all night to the Thunder, who have charged back into the Western Conference playoff conversation thanks to the returns of Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook, but who have to come away from Monday's 117-91 pasting feeling like they'll need a heck of a lot more than a new...