The Golden State Warriors beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 111-95 Monday night. Warriors point guard Steph Curry scored 23 points on 7-of-12 shots from deep, and he seemed to get back into his groove. The two-time reigning MVP also did something fans had not yet seen him do this season—dunk the ball.

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Early in the first quarter, Curry stole the ball and went in alone on a fastbreak. The 6-foot-3 guard decided that after 70 games this season, it was time for his first dunk. The four-time All-Star threw down a two-handed jam, then hung and spun on the rim to enjoy the moment. After his feet were back on the court, he gave a little dance move and was congratulated by his teammates.

Steph Curry with the slam dunk pic.twitter.com/LNrKFjurFm

— NBA (@BallersMatchUp) March 21, 2017

Stephen Curry’s dunk yesterday was his first of the season pic.twitter.com/hmFdBa8xNG

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) March 21, 2017

In a league where players in the guard position are getting more athletic, it’s rare to see one go 70 games without a dunk. Curry is known more for shooting the ball, but he wanted fans to know that he can still get up. Curry is averaging 25 points, six assists and four rebounds a game.