Steph Curry solidified his legacy by crossing the 25,000-point threshold during a thrilling 115-110 victory over the Detroit Pistons. A 3-pointer assisted by Draymond Green marked this historic moment early in the third quarter. Although not his best shooting night, Curry still netted 32 points, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure, especially with 13 points coming in the crucial fourth quarter. This win pushed the Golden State Warriors into sixth place in the Western Conference.

Curry is now the 26th player in NBA history to reach this milestone, highlighting his unique status as one of only ten players to do so with a single franchise. The potential for further ascent in the all-time scoring list is evident; he is just 1,054 points away from Kevin Garnett and has a solid chance to surpass John Havlicek if he maintains his health. His average points per game, however, is at its lowest since 2015, raising questions about his future scoring capacity.