Stephen Curry sets NBA record

Stephen Curry makes history with 3,500 three-pointers as Warriors beat Nets. NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar hospitalized after hip injury.

Stephen Curry has just achieved a major milestone in his career, becoming the first NBA player to hit 3,500 three-pointers. This historic moment came as the Golden State Warriors secured a victory over the Brooklyn Nets, with Curry scoring a total of 37 points, including six three-pointers.

What's even more impressive is that Curry managed to make this record-breaking shot in the first quarter, and he didn't stop there. He finished the game with a flourish, scoring 12 straight points in less than two minutes during the fourth quarter. This incredible performance helped the Warriors end their three-game losing streak.

Curry's teammate Klay Thompson also had a standout game, contributing 24 points to the team's victory and moving into ninth place on the all-time career three-pointer list. With four other Warriors players scoring in double figures, it was a solid team effort that secured the win.

On the other side, the Nets, led by Cam Thomas, put up a strong fight, with Thomas finishing the game with an impressive 41 points. Despite their efforts, the Nets suffered their third loss in four games, with missed opportunities to equalize or take the lead in the final minute of the game.

In other NBA news, basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is currently undergoing treatment at a hospital after breaking his hip in a fall at a concert. The 76-year-old, who was named NBA's Most Valuable Player six times, is set to undergo surgery at a Los Angeles hospital. Abdul-Jabbar had an illustrious career in the NBA, winning six titles and holding numerous records, including the career regular-season scoring record before LeBron James surpassed it in February 2023.

Abdul-Jabbar's impact on the game is undeniable, as he still holds records for the most career minutes played and most field goals made during the regular season. His legacy in the NBA is one that will never be forgotten, and his contributions to the sport continue to inspire and influence players and fans alike.