Steph Curry, on the second night of the back-to-back, elevated the Golden State Warriors to a, 131-109 win over hosts Indiana Pacers on Thursday, extending the Warriors’ win streak to three games.

The two-time MVP, after one of his worst performances, scoring in single digits and ending the game with nine points against the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday, turned the page, notching a game-high 42 points against the Pacers.

NBA fans shared their reactions to the blowout win and Curry’s overall performance, highlighting his stats and dishing out some criticism.

Curry logged 30 minutes on Thursday, not playing much in the fourth. He subbed in for Lester Quinones at the 8:06 minute mark of the fourth and did not score until the 4:23 minute mark with a 3-pointer, followed by another in less than 30 seconds to make it 11 3s on the night before getting subbed out at 3:11 left.

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Golden State Warriors and Steph Curry take control of road trip series

After a disappointing 1-2 performance in their home games, the Warriors have won four of their five road games. Their only loss was to the Atlanta Hawks, 141-134, on Saturday, despite Curry scoring 60 points.

They have improved remarkably to a net 13.5 rating with averages of 121.3 offensive rating and 107.8 defensive rating. This could be attributed to Curry’s overall impact and Jonathan Kuminga’s resurgence.

Kuminga has averaged 21.8 points, 5.6 rebounds and 3.8 assists in this stretch on 55.9% shooting. Meanwhile, Curry has averaged 32.0 points, 4.4 rebounds and 3.2 assists on 48.4% shooting.

Andrew Wiggins led the Warriors in their 127-104 win against the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday. On a night when Curry struggled to score nine points on 2-of-7 shooting, Wiggins ended with a game-high 21 points, 10 rebounds, an assist and a block on 9-of-14 shooting.

Steph Curry is in a league of his own