Stephen Curry made waves last night with an unexpected one-handed dunk against the Philadelphia 76ers, his first in over four years and likely the last of his illustrious career. Despite the Golden State Warriors' 126-119 loss, Curry's performance included 29 points and 13 assists, demonstrating his continuing dominance on the court. The Warriors fought valiantly to maintain their five-game winning streak but ultimately fell short against a resilient 76ers team missing Jimmy Butler.

At 36 years old, Curry reflected on the significance of the dunk, which he whimsically declared would be his last. The play was a testament to his improved physical condition this season, as he has battled knee issues in the past. The moment was accentuated by his homage to former Sixers star Allen Iverson, as Curry donned an Iverson jacket and even pointed to assistant coach Jerry Stackhouse, who encouraged him to throw down a dunk during warm-ups.