At 37-years-old, Stephen Curry continues to etch his name in the record books of the NBA. Even in his sixteenth season, Curry seemingly finds a new way to make

Stephen Curry is showing some incredible veteran poise as he led the Warriors to an important victory over the Grizzlies.

Stephen Curry climbs a rung and passes a legend on the NBA all-time scoring list while posting an unprecedented stat line in the process.

Stephen Curry never ceases to amaze the basketball world. Not only does that world include NBA fans and fellow players, but it also includes his head coach of 11 years, Steve Kerr. Curry, 37, continues to climb the record books seemingly on a nightly basis,

Tuesday night featured a vintage Stephen Curry performance. The Golden State Warriors superstar was brilliant, leading his team to a tight 134-125 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies. Curry’s game was so dominant that even his head coach could not help but get in on the fun.

Stephen Curry overcame a slow start in his return from injury to score 23 points as the visiting Golden State Warriors defeated the New Orleans Pelicans 111-95 on Friday night.

Last time Steph Curry played in Memphis, he scored two points. He scored 50 more on Tuesday to hand the Grizzlies their fourth straight loss.

The last time Stephen Curry and Golden State played in Memphis, he was held without a field goal and the Warriors lost by 51 points