Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry just had the worst NBA Finals game of his career in Game 5, and this is something that should absolutely terrorize the Boston Celtics heading into Game 6 on Thursday night. The greatest shooter of all time incredibly missed all of his attempts from deep on Monday and at this point, there's nowhere to go but up for Curry.

Steph had it going on on Wednesday as he put some shots up at the TD Garden. If this is any indication of the Curry we're going to see in Game 6, then the Celtics need to be very worried:

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It's as if Curry couldn't miss as the Warriors star he made his way around the court draining triples all over the floor. Surely, this can't be a good sign for the Celtics.

Then again, this is pretty much your typical Stephen Curry warm-up drill. He effortlessly sinks treys as if he's shooting free throws. Be that as it may, you have to note that the Warriors sharpshooter has never failed to make a three in the NBA Finals in his entire career. This was until Game 5 on Monday. The law of averages says that there's nowhere to go but up for Curry.