Stephen Curry Hits 4,000 Career 3-Pointers, Redefining Basketball History

The Warriors star continues to revolutionize the game while focusing on his fifth championship and contemplating his basketball legacy.

Stephen Curry became the first player in NBA history to reach 4,000 career three-pointers during the Warriors' victory over the Kings, solidifying his status as the league's greatest shooter.
Shaquille O'Neal has called for Curry's inclusion in the GOAT debate, emphasizing his transformative impact on the game and his unmatched shooting ability.
Warriors coach Steve Kerr humorously speculated Curry could reach 8,000 three-pointers, but acknowledged the challenges of age and injuries as Curry nears the end of his career.
Curry remains focused on winning a fifth championship with the Warriors, who have surged in the standings after acquiring Jimmy Butler, winning 13 of their last 15 games.
Despite his historic accomplishments, Curry has not set a definitive retirement timeline, stating his decision will depend on his ability to maintain his high standards of play.