In a historic night at the Chase Center, Stephen Curry further cemented his legacy by becoming the first NBA player to surpass 4,000 career three-pointers. This remarkable achievement occurred during the Golden State Warriors’ commanding 130-104 victory over the Sacramento Kings on March 13, 2025.
Entering the game with 3,998 career three-pointers, Curry wasted no time, sinking his 3,999th in the first half. The milestone 4,000th three-pointer came in the third quarter, a testament to his unparalleled shooting prowess.
Beyond the Arc: Curry’s Influence
Since entering the league in 2009, Curry has revolutionized the game with his deep shooting range and quick release. His influence has led to a league-wide emphasis on three-point shooting, changing offensive strategies across teams. Holding records for the most three-pointers in a season and the most consecutive games with a made three-pointer, Curry’s latest milestone is a testament to his consistency and dedication.
The Road Ahead
As Curry continues his career, the question arises: How far can he push the boundaries of three-point shooting? With his current form and fitness, reaching 5,000 career three-pointers isn’t beyond the realm of possibility. For now, fans and fellow players alike can marvel at a player who has not only set records but has also redefined the art of shooting in basketball.
