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Stephen Curry has nothing left to prove in the big leagues, as the Golden State Warriors’ stud point guard has not only earned two MVPs, 11 All-Star nods, and four NBA titles, but also changed the way the game is played (teams aren’t attempting more perimeter jumpers, which was undoubtedly influenced by Curry’s high-level three-point shooting).
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementStill, Curry continues to cement his Hall of Fame legacy in his late 30s, recently making history that’s never been done before in the NBA.
“Steph Curry now has the most games in NBA history with 30+ points in under 30 minutes (30),” Real Sports wrote on X/Twitter Tuesday following his 31-point outburst vs. the Utah Jazz.
Regardless of how the Warriors perform from a win-loss standpoint, spectators should always expect to witness Curry be the star of the show for the once-great Western Conference franchise.
Curry, who’s notched 30 or more points in five of his last nine outings with the Dubs, is still capable of doing the two things that helped him ascend to stardom in his early 20s: move exceptionally well without the ball and manipulate defenders on the perimeter with ease.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe Davidson product is averaging 28.8 points per game on 47.8% field goal shooting and 38.9% three-point shooting in 15 games with the Warriors this season.
All signs point to Curry not slowing down anytime soon, which isn’t good news for the rest of the league.
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