Even before his 18th NBA season began, questions surrounded Stephen Curry’s ability to stay healthy. It immediately raised concerns about a possible recurrence of the runner’s knee issue that had kept him out for 27 games last season. However, the…
Stephen Curry surpassed Hall of Famer Oscar Robertson on the NBA all-time scoring list during the Golden State Warriors' 120-100 victory over the Miami Heat. Curry scored 29 points in the win, including six three-pointers, moving past Robertson's 26,710 career points during the first quarter. Following the milestone, Curry expressed deep appreciation for the honor of climbing the historic list.
The achievement came six days after Curry passed Dominique Wilkins on the scoring leaderboard during a 112-95 victory against the Los Angeles Lakers. The 38-year-old guard finished the night at 26,737 career points, putting him within 38 points of DeMar DeRozan for 16th place in league history.
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