Everyone knows Golden State Warriors superstar point guard Stephen Curry loves to celebrate on the bench when one of his teammates does something great during a game.

On Monday against the Indiana Pacers, though, Stephen Curry put himself in danger during a celebration, as the two-time league MVP slipped while celebrating a Klay Thompson dunk and took a hard tumble:

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Stephen Curry is likely going to be on Shaqtin' A Fool, again. Last week against the Los Angeles Lakers, Curry slipped on a breakaway layup at Staples Center. He then tried to redeem himself by hitting a 3-pointer from the left corner, but the sharpshooter air balled the shot.

Even the best players in the NBA look like fools sometimes. Warrior Nation probably doesn't want to see their superstar slip while he's on the bench, though. Stephen Curry needs to be a little bit more careful while he's having fun on the bench.

You can't really blame Curry for being so excited on the bench. The Warriors are the best team in the league and playing elite basketball right now. Curry may be 30-years-old, but he still acts like a kid, both on and off the court. It's one of the main reasons why he's arguably the most popular player in the NBA.