“It’s been a long time coming”- Stephen Curry on Missing out on the NBA All-Time record yet again

“It’s been a long time coming”- Stephen Curry on Missing out on the NBA All-Time record yet again

Stephen Curry

It is no surprise that the whole world along with Stephen Curry himself is waiting for the moment when Curry will acquire the title of the player with the Most 3 pointers in the history of the NBA. Currently, the title is held by Ray Allen by 2,974 and Curry is just 2 triples away from it.

The build u around this record-breaking moment has been so immense that the effects can be felt on Stephen Curry. Everyone has been just rushing him to drop continuous three-pointers and it has affected his game in a sense.

In the Warriors’ last match against the Philadelphia 76ers, the whole rotation was somewhat patterned to give Stephen more leverages on shooting three points but the Philly players were not gonna let it happen. With a strict and attentive defense, they didn’t let Curry surpass the record. Kudos to them for containing one of the most offensively dominating players of this league.

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Stephen Curry again missed on the NBA 3 point record

Steve Kerr and Stephen Curry
Steve Kerr and Stephen Curry

The saga of Stephen Curry missing out on breaking the NBA All-Time record continues. Before his previous match against the Indiana Pacers, Stephen Curry was seven 3s away from breaking the record. The anticipation that was built was huge and ultimately met with disappointment.

But in the post-match conference, Stephen curry addressed this and said,

“I’m just blessed, man. I know how much work has gone into this, like I said, it’ll happen when it happens. Just happy to play the game I love. Play it at a high level. Respect to all the great shooters that have come through the league, yourself included, and you know just enjoy the moment because it’s been a long time coming, in terms of something I have been keen on for a while.”

Stephen Curry scored 26 points with 6 rebounds and 6 assists. He shot 5 three-pointers and failed to bullseye the record. Now he is just 2 triples away. The Golden State Warriors will face off the New York Knicks on Tuesday at the Madison Square Garden.

Curry is just 2 away from breaking the NBA’s all-time record so it is really just a matter of time now.

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