Stephen Curry is the NBA’s new three-pointer king. Under the watchful eye of two of his illustrious predecessors, the Golden State Warriors point guard hit the New York Knicks for the 2,974th time visiting the New York Knicks.
What is special about this milestone is that Curry only needed 789 games, no less than 511 less than the old record holder Ray Allen. And 33-year-old Curry can also compete at top level for a while.
Beautiful ambiance
“If it can’t be done in a home game, this is a great plan B,” said Curry of the ambiance, New York’s famous Madison Square Garden. In addition to Allen, Reggie Miller was also present, the former teammate of Rik Smits at Indiana Pacers who in turn lost the record to Allen.
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