Stephen Curry, the 🐐 of three-pointers, hit his 4,000th career triple in a dazzling victory as the Golden State Warriors defeated the Sacramento Kings 130-104 on Thursday. The Chase Center crowd erupted as Curry cemented his legacy as the first NBA player to breach the 4K mark in threes—proof that even opponents’ best-laid plans can’t contain a living legend.
The Kings threw everything at Curry—double teams, aggressive defense, and 2.03-meter rookie Keegan Murray shadowing his every move. But like a real-life cheat code 🎮, Curry still sank two iconic threes, including a deep bomb set up by Jonathan Kuminga. Fans joked that even the basketball gods were cheering 🤣.
This win wasn’t just about numbers. It’s a reminder that Curry, at 35, still rewrites the NBA playbook. As sports analyst @HoopsTalk put it: ‘4,000 threes isn’t a milestone—it’s a time capsule of greatness.’ 🔥 What’s next? The basketball world is watching.
