The Golden State Warriors are arguably the NBA's top must-watch team. They're stacked with talent that is buoyed by a collection of superstars like no other. They have a free-flowing offense that makes Warriors basketball a thing of beauty. At the center of it all, they're being led by Stephen Curry.

The two-time Most Valuable Player has become such a draw that fans are flocking the arenas earlier than usual just to watch Curry in shootaround — something quite unheard of. And the clip below taken prior to the Warriors' game against the Washington Wizards perfectly explains all the pre-game buzz.

Seems like the tunnel shot has gotten too old for Stephen Curry and there's no better way for him to up his act.

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The Warriors superstar is one of the greatest shotmakers the league has ever seen. Plays like this justify the effort from fans to catch an extra glimpse of Curry. How's that for added value?

Curry appears to be liking the air up there after making yet another insane heave where the ball reached probably 100 feet before finding the bottom of the net.

As it turns out, Stephen Curry's trick shot was a warning sign for the Wizards on the type of performance he'll put up on the night. Curry was unstoppable in the first 24 minutes of play, scoring 31 points on 10-of-14 shooting to go along with six made threes.