Stephen Curry hits impressive mark in Warriors victory; look

Everyone is already used to the fact that Stephen Curry can do incredible things Golden State Warriors. But in the victory over Memphis Grizzlies by 137 to 116, last Wednesday night, the 20th, the number 30 broke an impressive mark. By converting his fourth shot from the perimeter, the point guard reached five seasons with at least 300 three-pointers in his career.

The milestone happened only two other times, with James Harden in 2018/19 and Klay Thompson in 2022/23. In other words, of the seven occasions that someone shot more than 300 baskets in the season, five of them were Curry and six were Golden State Warriors players. Absolute leader in perimeter baskets in NBAthe number 30 has already led the league in this regard in seven seasons and is the first by a lot in the current one.

With the four shots he made in the last game, Curry now has a total of 3691 three-pointers made. Meanwhile, second on the list, Ray Allen, stopped at 2973 in 18 seasons playing in the league. Although the point guard has the highest number, he is not the percentage leader. The position stays interestingly with your coach, Steve Kerrwhich converted 45.4%, while Child's Play converted 42.5%.

Curry, at 36 years old and in his 15th season, still leads the league all-time in free throw percentage at 90.9%. The closest in the season to equaling the number 30 in certain of three conversions would be Luka Doncicwith 234.