Steph Curry Surpasses Reggie Miller on NBA’s All-Time Scoring List

San Francisco, California – Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry continues to defy age and expectations. On Sunday night, during a game against the Houston Rockets, Curry not only showcased his talents but made NBA history by surpassing Reggie Miller on the all-time scoring list.

This achievement comes on the heels of Curry previously passing Miller for the most three-pointers made in NBA history. After a tough night shooting, he made a historic three-point basket that allowed him to ascend to 24th place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list. Curry is now eyeing the next milestone: Denver Nuggets legend Alex English, who scored 25,613 points during his career.

As the regular season winds down, Curry finds himself approximately 300 points away from surpassing English, with only four games remaining. Given his recent performance of just three points and seven assists in this game against Houston, the task at hand may seem daunting. Remarkably, all of his baskets in that outing were three-pointers, including a critical shot that marked this milestone.

The Warriors have had a dominant streak against the Rockets, winning 16 of their last 17 matchups. This historical context lends additional significance to Curry’s achievement on an evening when the team needed a win.

“Making waves,” the Warriors tweeted after Curry surpassed Miller. Fans in attendance celebrated the moment, acknowledging Curry’s enduring impact on the league even at 35 years old.

As the seasons progress, and as Curry continues to add to his impressive resume, he remains a vital presence in the NBA. Averaging high points and breathtaking moments, fans eagerly await his next milestone, while the Warriors strive for victories in their remaining games.