Curry, the greatest shooter in history keeps redefining what is achievable

Against Portland, Curry dropped 48 points on 12-of-16 shooting from deep, surpassing Michael Jordan for the most 40-point games after age 30. Curry now leads this prestigious list with 45 performances, edging Jordan’s 44. Damian Lillard (31), Kobe Bryant and James Harden (30), and Larry Bird (27) follow.

Surprisingly, longevity icon LeBron James ranks seventh (25), while Kevin Durant sits tenth. Curry’s dominance extends further; he holds the record for 45-point games after turning 35 with eight, outpacing LeBron (6) and Jordan (3). While LeBron averaged 30.3 points at 37, Curry is currently posting 29.6.

Beyond mere statistics, Curry has redefined expectations for aging athletes over 35, blending longevity with pure explosiveness. His efficient outburst against the Blazers highlights his incredible, sustained competitiveness. At 37, Curry remains a truly game-changing force, his records proving a brilliance that undeniably transcends generations. The modern legend continues unfolding, one three-pointer at a time.