Stephen Curry added another line to an already packed résumé on Saturday night, and this one puts him in some rare company.
During Golden State’s matchup with the Orlando Magic, the Warriors star became just the seventh player in NBA history to pile up at least 26,000 points, 5,000 rebounds and 6,000 assists. The group ahead of him is a short one: Kobe Bryant, James Harden, John Havlicek, LeBron James, Oscar Robertson and Russell Westbrook.
Curry also became the fastest point guard since the NBA-ABA merger to reach 25,000 points, 5,000 rebounds and 5,000 assists.
The 38-year-old did plenty of damage in the first half alone, posting 14 points, four rebounds and four assists. He was efficient throughout, hitting five of six shots from the field, including two of three from deep, and he was perfect at the line, going 2-of-2 from the free-throw stripe.
Golden State went into halftime with a 16-point cushion, and Curry helped finish the half in style with an unbelievable shot before the break. That bucket extended his streak of games with at least one made three-pointer to 100 straight in the regular season. It’s the seventh-longest run in NBA history and the third-longest of his own career.
Even as the league keeps churning out new stars, Curry remains the engine of the Warriors’ offense. His shooting and playmaking still drive everything Golden State does, and his presence keeps the team in the mix.
The Warriors have also shown they have enough scoring to hang with established Western Conference contenders. Still, the source of their bigger challenge remains clear: they need more defensive consistency and a steadier level of play from start to finish.
For Golden State, Curry’s experience and leadership still matter just as much as his shot-making. And if these early-season performances are any indication, the veteran guard still has plenty left to give.
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