Steph Curry proves he’s still got it matching stunning LeBron James stat in Warriors’ win

An image collage containing 3 images, Image 1 shows Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry drives to the basket against the Minnesota Timberwolves, Image 2 shows Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors dribbles the basketball while guarded by a Minnesota Timberwolves player, Image 3 shows Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors smiling on the court MINNEAPOLIS — At 38 years old, Steph Curry is still doing things on the basketball court nobody else can. The umpteenth example: A 17-point flurry in the span of six minutes, the highlight being a heat-check 31-footer that, of course, found the bottom of the net. Curry finished with 44, and the Warriors needed every last one of them to hold off the Timberwolves, despite Golden State pulling ahead by 24 after halftime and Minnesota playing its first game since Anthony Edwards learned he would require knee surgery. With his first 40-piece of the season, Curry joined LeBron James in exclusive company. It was his 15th 40-point game since turning 35, tying James for the most in NBA history. Stephen Curry, who scored 44 points, is all smiles as he walks off the floor after the Warriors' 119-114 win over the Timberwolves on Oct. 28, 2026 at Target Center in Minneapolis. Getty Images "I just see him doing what Steph Curry does," coach Steve Kerr said after the 119-114 win. "I've been watching him for so long that it never surprises me when he gets hot. What makes him special is it can happen at any time."