Different players have different superstitions whenever they take the court. For Stephen Curry, it turns out that the Golden State Warriors superstar puts a lot of stock in the shoes he wears during games.

During the NBA Finals' media availability session on Sunday, Curry was made aware of the fact that he hasn't lost while wearing his purple Curry 4's. The Warriors star admitted that he had no idea about this. Steph then could not help but consider the implications of this revelation:

“I did not even know that,” Curry said, via NBA on Twitter. “I appreciate you. I don't know if that messes with the juju on there if I'm aware of the record. I got a lot of different colors, so we'll see. We'll see what happens. God, you got me thinking now, too.”

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Steph already has so many things on his mind and now, the Warriors star also has to think about this latest bit of information.

At the end of the day, though, this is all superstition. Curry himself appears to take these things seriously, but in the end, we all know he has what it takes to explode at any given moment. This is exactly what Warriors fans are hoping for on Monday in Game 5 against the mighty Boston Celtics.