Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry just made a fool out of the entire Oklahoma City Thunder en route to dishing the ball to Mychal Mulder for a corner three-pointer, plus a foul.

Curry maneuvered his way around the hoard of defenders to make the brilliant play. Curry continues to prove that he's not just a sharpshooter. He's also a solid playmaker who can find his teammates for good looks.

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As seen, Curry even set a nice screen to protect Mulder. As a shooter himself, he knows that proper spacing is key. Although we've seen the two-time MVP drain three-pointers with the defender (or defenders) right under his nose. The Warriors beat the Thunder, 118-97.

Curry's passing ability is perhaps one of the most underrated parts of his game. People tend to be blinded by his deadly stroke from deep as well as his smooth handles. But Curry is averaging 5.7 assists per game this season. And for his career, he dishes 6.5 dimes a night.

As a result, we can say that Stephen Curry is almost the complete offensive player. If you don't defend him well, then he's going to assault you with three-pointers left and right. But if you defend him, he can easily swing the ball to his wide-open teammates.