Stephen Curry is inevitable.
With the Warriors down a couple and 3.3 seconds remaining against the Suns Saturday night, Curry launched an absurd game-winner in a game he finished with 30 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists.
He has had some outrageous games as of late, with 42-point, 60-point and 46-point nights in the past two weeks.
The shot clinched a 113-112 win over Phoenix in the Warriors' first game home since a successful road trip.
Don't look now, but Golden State is, all of a sudden, on a four-game winning streak, and back to .500 for the first time since their Christmas loss to the Denver Nuggets.
The win puts Golden State, now 25-25, in the 10th seed, just ahead of the 26-27 Utah Jazz. That's crucial, because the Warriors have two road games against the Jazz before the All-Star Break, on Monday and Thursday of next week. They will play them twice after the break, both times at home.
No one knows where this thing will lead, but the Warriors saw enough at the trade deadline to stand pat. And at least for now, they're in the picture.