In this world, Stephen Curry is not a reality.

Before making history in the game itself against the Los Angeles Clippers, the top player for the Golden State Warriors had a fantastic night on Wednesday. He nailed one of the most ridiculous pregame warmup jumpers you will ever see, and then he went on to make history within the game itself.

Surely, this was the only incredible thing that Curry would accomplish on that particular evening, right?

 

There was a real basketball game that needed to be played, and all Stephen Curry did during that time was become the first player in the history of the National Basketball Association to hit seven three-pointers in four consecutive games:

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Should any of this come as a surprise to you? In the course of his career, Curry has made it his mission to knock ¢яαzу shots from a distance, whether it be before warmups or during the actual game itself. In life, he is essentially an aimbot.

As of Wednesday night, the Warriors have a record of just 26-25 on the year, indicating that they have experienced both highs and lows throughout the 2023-24 season. Curry, on the other hand, has not been the problem, as he has been averaging a cool 28 points and 4.9 assists per game while shooting 42.1 percent from outside the arc.

And here’s the ¢яαzу thing: Curry’s three-point shooting percentage had a little decline this year, despite the fact that he has a career average of 42.7 percent from beyond the arc. For your information, that is the 12th-best mark in the history of the NBA.

In the National Basketball Association (NBA), there are a lot of debates about who is the greatest shooter in the history of the game. However, there is one that cannot be contested: Curry is the best shooter who has ever graced a basketball court.

It is the most three-pointers ever made in the history of the NBA. During the 2015–2016 season, he was the only player in history to make more than 400 three-pointers in a single season. James Harden hit 378 threes in 2018-19, while Klay Thompson did so in 2022-23 with 301, and that’s all. His four seasons with 300 or threes are more than any other player in NBA history combined. His four seasons with 300 or threes are more than any other player in NBA history.

 

In light of the fact that Curry’s illustrious career is coming to an end, NBA fans would be advised to take pleasure in every outrageous shot during his final season. During the evening of Wednesday, he delivered multiple reminders of that fact.