Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry is widely considered as one of the best players not just in the NBA, but in the world today. He has won the MVP title the past two years and has also broken his own record for most three-pointers in a season on the way to leading the Dubs to a 73-9 record in the 2015-16 campaign.

During his team's match against the Brooklyn Nets on Thursday night, he proved once again his dynamic skill set as he caught his mouthpiece after it came off his mouth and was still able to dish out an assist to Kevin Durant using his other hand.

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This incredible assist was one of seven Curry had for the game as he finished with 15 points, two rebounds and five steals to go with it.

More importantly, he helped his team rally from a 16-point halftime deficit and win the game, 117-101, and improve their league-best record to 25-4 for the season.