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Curry's 41-Point Masterclass Sets New NBA Record
8 Nov
Summary
- Curry set an NBA record with his 16th 40-point game after age 35.
- He scored 41 points in a 126-119 overtime victory.
- This was Curry's second 40-point game this season and 77th career.
Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry achieved a historic milestone on Saturday night, scoring 41 points in a thrilling 126-119 overtime victory. Curry, now 38 years old, set a new NBA record by recording his 16th game with 40 or more points scored after the age of 35. This surpasses the previous record held by LeBron James, who has 15 such games.
The veteran guard's performance was a vintage display, finishing with 13-for-19 shooting from the field and 5-for-10 from beyond the arc. Curry also contributed six rebounds and six assists in a season-high 36 minutes on the court.
Curry's clutch scoring in the fourth quarter was instrumental in securing the Warriors' seventh straight win, drawing "MVP" chants from the enthusiastic home crowd. Following the game, he retrieved the game ball to commemorate his latest achievement.
This seven-game winning streak marks the first time the Warriors have achieved such a feat since March 2025, highlighting a strong period of form for the team.
