Stephen Curry is the first player in NBA history with 4,000 3-pointers. He did it a day before his 37th birthday.

Stephen Curry is among the NBA's greatest players over the course of league history. The Golden State Warriors superstar has led the club to four NBA titles and, on top of that, has revolutionized ...

Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors during an NBA game, Sydell Curry and Damion Lee pose for a pic. Photo Credits: Imagn, Sydell Curry's IG account Sydel Curry, the sister of NBA superstar ...

Despite not having her arm candy, Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry, by her side, Ayesha Curry captured the spotlight at an Oscars afterparty. Along with famous celebrities, the NBA star’s ...

Superstar guard Steph Curry, who finished with 21 points, 10 assists and three 3-pointers, rolled his right ankle during the game. While he remained on the floor and played through it, his ...

Stephen Curry's dunk on Saturday night wasn't as rare a sighting as Halley's Comet. The celestial occurrence flies by Earth once every 76 years. But Curry hadn't dunked in an NBA game in six years.

The Golden State Warriors fell to the Philadelphia 76ers, 126-119, on Saturday despite a strong performance from Steph Curry, who tallied 29 points, 13 rebounds and five 3-pointers. However ...

Throughout Stephen Curry's Hall of Fame career, there seemingly hasn't been a shot on the court that he's afraid to take. Oddly enough, his most difficult shot is probably the one closest to the rim.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- - Stephen Curry scored a season-high 56 points, making 12 3-pointers and outscoring Orlando by himself in the third quarter of another astounding performance, leading the Golden ...

February 28 - Stephen Curry ignited his own third-quarter explosion with a 50-footer at the halftime horn, then capped a 56-point performance with 11th and 12 3-pointers to protect a late lead ...

Stephen Curry delivered a vintage performance on Thursday night, scoring 56 points and hitting 12 three-pointers to lead the Golden State Warriors past the Orlando Magic 121-115. The Warriors ...

Curry explained why he kept the ball to Bonta Hill, Chris Mullin and Festus Ezeli on "Warriors Postgame Live." "I knew about the 50-point thing, which is a cool honor," Curry said. "Just longevity.