Stephen Curry put his court vision on display during the third quarter of Sunday's Game 2 of the NBA Finals, making up for his six first half turnovers with a gorgeous no-look dime to Shaun Livingston in transition during Sunday's win over the Cleveland Cavaliers.

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The action during the Warriors' track meet happened a little too fast to really appreciate it, so here's a slo-mo look to see what really went down.

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The two teammates celebrated with their hand-goggles, nodding in agreement as they forced yet another Tyronn Lue timeout.

Curry put another great game together, rescuing a miserable six-turnover first half by recording the first triple-double of his playoff career, posting 32 points, 11 assists, and 10 rebounds in the Warriors' 19-point win.

While Golden State turned the ball over a whopping 20 times, they also dished out a game-high 34 assists, shooting a much-improved 51.7 percent from the field and 41.9 percent from deep — a vast difference from Game 1's offensively stagnant output.