On Thursday, Steph Curry made history after drilling his second 3-pointer to become the only player in NBA history to reach 4,000 made 3s. The Golden State Warriors superstar drilled his second three against the Sacramento Kings at the Chase Center.
The four-time NBA champion achieved the feat in the third quarter. Curry checked in after experiencing back tightness with under eight minutes left in the second quarter. But his three came in the third quarter, and the Chase Center roared with a standing ovation and MVP chants.

Curry's achievement is a testament to his status as an all-time great and one of the more legendary players in the NBA. The 36-year-old already has the record as the player with the most 3s in league history, surpassing former sharpshooter Ray Allen. Now, he stands alone as he hits the 4k 3-pointer mark.
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Steph Curry finished the game with 11 points with 4-for-9 shooting from the field and 2-for-6 from the deep. He had two rebounds, five assists, one steal and one block as the Warriors trounced their crosstown rivals 130-104. The win now sees the Warriors improve to 38-28.
"I felt the energy": Steph Curry's heartfelt response after making NBA history during Warriors vs Kings skirmish
Speaking postgame, Steph Curry had a wholesome response after becoming the first player in NBA history to have 4,000 made 3s. He achieved the feat on the Golden State Warriors home court, which made it even more special for the veteran guard.
"It was a special moment obviously to do it at home... To do it in front of my home fans... I felt the energy, it was special."
The mercurial guard has spent all of his 16 seasons in the NBA with the Warriors and won four championships with the side. With Jimmy Butler in the fold, the rejuvenated Bay Area outfit will now gun for its fifth in the Curry era.
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