All fans who watched the NBA All-Star Game on Sunday probably had the same reaction  as Ja Morant after witnessing Stephen Curry and Damian Lillard torment Team Durant.

Put simply, the backcourt duo of Steph and Dame was unstoppable throughout the contest, as they combined for 16 3-pointers out of 32 total attempts. More amazingly, it included several highlight plays, such as back-to-back halfcourt shots in the first half.

Morant, who was tuned in the game right from the Skills Challenge to the end of the NBA All-Star showdown, only had one word to say after re-watching the clips of Curry and Lillard baking triples with ease.

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We feel you Ja, and you don't need to say any more words to describe the play of the two.

In fact, LeBron James himself showed his admiration for the Stephen Curry and Damian Lillard after their 170-150 win. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar called the two “unfair” for their ability to shoot the ball from virtually anywhere on the floor. He even joked that he kept asking them to shoot further away just to spice things up.

While it is unlikely to see Steph and Dame to be on the same NBA team considering how loyal they are to their franchises, it's still fun to think what the two can do if they are together on the floor. The NBA All-Star Game is just a taste, but imagine them doing it every single night throughout the season.

Granted we already have the Steph-Klay Splash Bros. combo. However, a Steph-Dame one-two punch–considering Lillard's clutch genes–does sound scary and fun at the same time.