For his first basket in his first game back, Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors converted on a wild circus shot.

Curry missed 58 games due to a broken hand. In the play below, Curry looked perfectly fine as he drained a circus shot for his first basket.

With less than 25 games left in the season, the two-time MVP will look to establish a rhythm in preparation for next season where they expect Klay Thompson to return from his ACL injury. Head coach Steve Kerr revealed that Curry's status will be day-to-day. As such, he's not expected to play the last few games of the season. Either way, it's a good sign for all Warriors fans.

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