While Curry’s achievements look outstanding on paper, his influence extends beyond the NBA, leaving a lasting mark on the game of basketball as a whole.
The Golden State Warriors are currently facing off against the Sacramento Kings.
At the start, the team was thriving, especially with Jonathan Kuminga making his much-anticipated return from injury and the non-Curry players bringing high energy.
However, it wasn’t long before Curry made his presence felt, igniting excitement at the Chase Center.
Curry makes NBA history during Warriors-Kings
Curry entered Thursday night’s game just two three-pointers away from reaching the 4,000 mark in his remarkable career.
After sinking his first three-pointer, the crowd buzzed with anticipation as Curry stood on the brink of further cementing his place in league history.
Despite a strong defensive effort from the Kings’ primary defenders, Curry reached the 4,000 career three-pointers milestone in the third quarter.
The Warriors needed that shot as the Kings had nearly erased what was once a 20-point deficit.
As the Warriors legend holds the record for the most three-pointers in NBA history, he becomes the first player ever to reach this milestone.
Now, Golden State aims to build on its strong momentum, strengthening chemistry with its revamped roster. Curry has recorded 10 points on 4-of-7 shooting as the Warriors lead 74-66 midway through the third quarter.
Curry will keep adding to his incredible three-point tally, and his influence on the game of basketball will continue to resonate worldwide.
