Stephen Curry Hits 4,000 Career Three-Pointers, Solidifying His Legacy

The Warriors star continues to redefine basketball while focusing on a potential fifth championship.

Stephen Curry became the first player in NBA history to reach 4,000 career three-pointers during a win against the Sacramento Kings.
The milestone highlights Curry's longevity and unparalleled shooting ability, further cementing his status as the greatest shooter in basketball history.
Shaquille O’Neal has called for Curry’s inclusion in the 'greatest of all time' conversation, emphasizing his transformative impact on the game.
The Warriors, bolstered by the recent addition of Jimmy Butler, have climbed to sixth place in the Western Conference standings after a strong winning streak.
Curry remains focused on leading the Warriors to a fifth championship, stating that the team still has another level to reach before the playoffs.