Seth tried to jinx Steph at the free throw line and Steph was having absolutely none of it

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You've heard it multiple times now, but we'll remind you of this stat again, Stephen and Seth Curry are the first brothers to play against one another in the Conference Finals in NBA history.

Thursday night, both made big contributions for their teams, but once again Steph had the last laugh as the Warriors won a 114-111 thriller to take a 2-0 series lead. In the win, Steph continued his incredible streak of making free throws in the 4th quarter or overtime of playoff games.

Steph Curry is automatic from the free throw line [🔥] pic.twitter.com/46WbPdQ89S
— FootBasket.com (@FootBasketcom) May 17, 2019

Steph curry hasn’t missed a 4th quarter & OT playoff free-throw since 2015 (76). If that ain’t clutch I don’t know what is.
— Nick (@nick_natz) May 11, 2019

That's an insane stat they just threw up on the broadcast - the last time Steph missed a free throw in the 4th quarter or OT of a playoff game was 2015.
— Rachel Nichols (@Rachel__Nichols) May 17, 2019

At one point in the 4th quarter with Steph on the line, Seth tried to jinx him, but he was having none of the jinx and proceeded to make the free throws.

With two minutes left in Game 2, Seth tried to jinx his big bro at the free throw line.

“That’s like 70 in a row…”

Steph’s response: “Bout to be 72" 💰

(via @957thegame) pic.twitter.com/eoXi8mxumq
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) May 17, 2019

Seth tried to jinx his Steph at the free-throw line:

“That’s like 70 in a row…”

Steph: “Bout to be 72." 🤣 pic.twitter.com/BB4ZU2AK88
— 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) May 17, 2019

Apparently they're no jinxing Steph and his third-straight 30+ point-game has the Warriors in a prime position to make it to the NBA Finals for the 5th consecutive year.

(H/T: Bleacher Report)