Warriors superstar Stephen Curry has been his usual dominant self from three-point range to start the ‘23-‘24 NBA season, and he made some impressive history during Golden State’s clash against the Pistons on Monday.
After draining four three-pointers in the first quarter, Curry became the first player in NBA history to record four or more threes in each of the first eight games of a season, according to ESPN Stats and Info.
In his first seven games this year, Curry has already made 40 three-pointers on 82 attempts, good for a stunning 48.8% clip. He’s averaging 5.7 made threes per game, and he started hot on Monday, hitting four of his first five attempts.
