Stephen Curry is using every move in his arsenal to keep the Los Angeles Lakers at bay. The Golden State Warriors star used another one of his tricks to beat LeBron James at the rim.

Check out the quick-step move from the Warriors star to sneak one by LeBron:

The Warriors and Lakers are trading haymakers all throughout their much-awaited play-in tournament matchup. After piling on a double-digit lead and going up by 13 points at halftime, LeBron James and the Lakers came storming back to make it a close contest like everyone expected it to be.

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The winner of the crucial battle between Steph's Warriors and LeBron's Lakers gets to secure their spot in the NBA playoffs to take the seventh seed in a loaded Western Conference. That sets up a date with the 2-seed Phoenix Suns and their backcourt duo of Devin Booker and Chris Paul.

The loser meanwhile has to play for their postseason life with one final clash to save their season. They'd match up with Ja Morant and the Memphis Grizzlies, who dispatched the San Antonio Spurs, 100-96.

The Warriors-Lakers matchup has been an absolute thriller, with the conclusion having huge ramifications for the rest of the NBA playoffs. Fans