Stephen Curry is already the NBA's 3-point king. He broke Ray Allen's all-time 3-point record in 2021, and has since been putting more distance between him and anyone else trying to chase him. On Thursday night,

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 scored 40 points as the Golden State Warriors erased a 22-point deficit and capped a five-game road trip by holding on in the final minute for a 121-119 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Thursday night.

During the 2026-27 NBA season, which is the last on his contract, Curry will make $62.6 million. The same year, he will turn 39 and will likely be well beyond his prime, although he has continued to defy the odds throughout his entire career, so it's impossible to rule him out.

Stephen Curry, who will turn 37 on Friday, will be 39 when his contract with the Golden State Warriors is set to expire. Provided that he's still playing at a high level at that point, Curry would like to play beyond that,

Stephen Curry is likely getting close to the end of his career, but the Golden State Warriors star confirmed that he has a few years left in the tank. Per 95.7 The Game, Curry wants to at least play out the rest of his current contract,

Stephen Curry has accomplished pretty much all you can during his historic career in the NBA with the Golden State Warriors. And despite that, he still has one final goal he's looking to achieve with his longtime team before he decides to call it a career.