Stephen Curry makes NBA history with career milestones against Chicago Bulls

In a back-to-back matchup against the Chicago Bulls, following a tough loss to the Sacramento Kings, Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry received some exciting news before the game. He was officially named an All-Star starter for the 11th time in his career, an achievement that further cements his place among basketball’s elite.

Despite the Warriors' ongoing struggles this season, Curry continues to hit personal milestones, adding to his already remarkable Hall of Fame resume. On top of the All-Star nod, Curry made history on the court during the game, further solidifying his reputation as the greatest three-point shooter in National Basketball Association (NBA) history.

Breaking records: Stephen Curry reaches 3,900 career three-pointers

In the first half of the game against the Bulls, Curry knocked down a three-pointer that pushed his career total to over 3,900 made three-pointers. This historic shot brings him closer to the prestigious 4,000 mark, with many predicting that Curry could finish his career with a staggering 1,000 three-pointers more than his closest competitor, Los Angeles Clippers guard James Harden.

Curry’s ability to hit shots from beyond the arc has revolutionized the game, and he continues to break records at a pace that seems almost unmatchable. Even with a few injuries this season, his legacy as a shooting icon remains intact, and it’s clear that no one is currently positioned to surpass him on the all-time three-point list anytime soon.

Stephen Curry’s consistency and longevity in the three-point game

While the 2023-24 season has presented challenges for Curry, including time spent on the sidelines due to injuries, his shooting prowess remains unwavering. Curry finished the previous season with the second-most three-pointers made in a single season of his career, though surpassing that record in the current season may be a stretch due to the time missed.

Still, throughout his career, Curry has never made fewer than 200 three-pointers in a season when healthy, a remarkable testament to his consistency and durability. As the NBA continues to evolve with more players shooting the three at a higher rate than ever before, Curry’s position at the top of the all-time list seems secure for the foreseeable future.

Stephen Curry’s performance against the Chicago Bulls not only added another chapter to his already legendary career but also solidified his place as the greatest shooter in NBA history. With the All-Star starter nod and yet another milestone in his three-point career, Curry’s legacy continues to grow.