Stephen Curry Goes 8-for-8 From Three in Warriors’ Blowout Win Over 76ers

Curry delivers a flawless shooting performance despite a thumb injury, leading Golden State to its best offensive game in weeks.

Stephen Curry scored 30 points, dished 10 assists, and grabbed 6 rebounds while going a perfect 8-for-8 from three-point range, setting a personal record for most threes made without a miss.
Curry's performance came while playing with a sprained right thumb, which he said helped him focus and play freely despite being listed as questionable before the game.
The Warriors defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 139-105, snapping a 22-game streak of shooting below 50% from the field and improving to a 17-16 record for the season.
Golden State's offense thrived with contributions from multiple players, including Jonathan Kuminga's 20 points off the bench, as the team recorded 43 assists on 53 made field goals.
Coach Steve Kerr and teammates praised Curry’s resilience and historic performance, calling it a reminder to appreciate his greatness as he continues to defy expectations at age 35.