TL;DR
- Stephen Curry has achieved unprecedented NBA history with the most games scoring 30+ points in under 30 minutes.
- Curry, in his late 30s, continues to solidify his Hall of Fame status with exceptional play for the Golden State Warriors.
- He has earned two MVPs, 11 All-Star nods, and four NBA titles, changing how the game is played.
- Curry is averaging 28.8 points per game this season, showing no signs of slowing down.
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 are attempting more perimeter jumpers, which was undoubtedly influenced by Curry’s high-level three-point shooting).
Even so, Curry, in his late 30s, keeps solidifying his Hall of Fame status, recently making history achieving something unprecedented 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.
No matter the Warriors' win-loss record, fans can consistently anticipate Curry shining brightly for the once-dominant Western Conference team.
In his last nine games for The Dubs, Curry has scored at least 30 points five times, demonstrating his enduring ability to do what propelled him to stardom in his youth: exceptional off-ball movement and effortless perimeter defense manipulation.
Davidson's player is scoring an average of 28.8 points per contest, with a 47.8% success rate from the field and 38.9% from beyond the arc, over 15 appearances for The Warriors this year.
Curry shows no signs of slowing down, a development that bodes poorly for the league's other teams.
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