The sports world is used to seeing headlines announcing Curry buzzer-beaters. This time, however, it's not Stephen Curry making the headlines but his brother, Seth Curry of the Portland Trail Blazers.

Seth nailed three straight shots from beyond the arc to send Portland Trail Blazers fans all over the world into a frenzy. Channeling his brother and teammate Damian Lillard, Curry went red-hot with about six minutes left in the second quarter:

Curry wasn't done yet. As the clock drained away, the sixth man gathered a pass from Lillard and launched a shot from a difficult angle. It swished through, giving the Blazers a six-point lead at halftime.

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Seth Curry finished up his ridiculous first half with 16 points on 6-of-8 shooting from the field, hitting a total of four threes.

The youngest Curry brother has been an integral piece to the Blazer bench all season. While he hasn't achieved the scoring numbers of his brother, Seth is still a lights out shooter that can catch fire at any time.

During the Blazers impressive playoff run, he has averaged 4.9 points a game while shooting 43 percent from the beyond the arc. He has become a perfect compliment for Lillard and McCollum, providing an excellent shooter to pass the rock to after penetrating the defense.

Curry will look to continue his hot streak and help the Blazers take a dominant 3-1 series lead. If the Blazers can upset the Nuggets, the world will look forward to seeing a potential Curry vs. Curry matchup in the Western Conference Finals.