After officially surpassing Ray Allen to become the new three-point king in league history not long ago, Curry will also usher in a milestone record. At present, he has hit three-pointers in 154 consecutive games. The second longest record in the history of the league, and the first one happens to be him. He once set a record of 157 consecutive games in three seasons from November 13, 2014 to November 3, 2016. An epic record for three-pointers. Considering that Korver, who ranks third, only has 127 consecutive times, it is enough to show how terrifying Curry's record is.

In other words, with 4 games left, Curry can set another new league record for three-pointers and make himself famous in history. Next, the Warriors will face the Grizzlies, Suns, and Nuggets (two games), and the fourth game happens to be on December 31, so if Curry can continue his streak of hitting three-pointers in the first three games, "Routine operations" will also draw a successful end to the year with a new record on the last day of 2021. It is just a little regrettable that Warriors fans will not be able to witness this new record at their home court. The game was born because that game happened to be an away game against the Nuggets and would start on the Denver Plateau. In the previous game, Curry tied his own record for consecutive three-pointers. Warriors fans could witness it with their own eyes at Chase Center.

In fact, 2021, which is about to pass, is indeed a year worth remembering for Curry. He has gained and regretted this year, and life does need to be full of these. Sweet, sour and spicy, it’s perfect. In last season (20-21 season), Curry made a perfect return from injury. At the age of 32, he averaged career-best data of 32 points, 5.5 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game, becoming the best player after Michael. The oldest scoring champion in the league after Jordan, these 32 points also set a career-high scoring average for Curry. A resounding slap in the face to those who doubted his fall from the altar. But what is more regrettable is that Curry failed to help the Warriors reach the playoffs and was eliminated by his opponent in the second game of the playoffs against the Grizzlies.

For Curry, this season is definitely the best evidence of his return as the king. After reaching a four-year super-max salary extension of 215 million with the team during the offseason, Curry He also continued to maintain his strong output on the offensive end. Although his form has declined recently, throughout the season, Curry can still score 27.1 points, 5.4 rebounds and 6 assists, ranking third in the league in scoring. With Trae Young and Durant. In the away game against the Knicks on December 15, Curry also successfully broke his coveted league record for three-point field goals in Madison Garden, the basketball mecca, surpassing Ray Allen's 2,973, officially The throne that crowns the Three-Point King.

After losing this psychological baggage, Curry still seems to have not recovered his three-point touch. In the next two games, his three-point shooting percentage did not reach 40, with only 5 of 14 and 12 respectively. 4. It is precisely because of his sluggish performance in mid-to-late December that Curry's three-point shooting percentage has dropped to 39.6. This is the second time in his career that his shooting percentage has been poor after the 19-20 season. to 40%.

For a 33-year-old veteran, it is normal for his state to have ups and downs. I also hope that Curry will successfully break another three-point record in the game on December 31. , can find the fiery touch he deserves in 2022, and lead the Warriors to continue to overcome obstacles!