Stephen Curry Long Shots

Stephen Currys 42 points lift Warriors over Nuggets

Warriors star Stephen Curry’s late-game explosion vs. Nuggets has fans going bonkers

Stephen Curry scored 22 of his 42 points in the 4th quarter and overtime period in the Warriors' win over the Nuggets, having fans go crazy.

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Stephen Curry's 42 points lift Warriors over Nuggets in thrilling 137-131 OT win

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Stephen Curry is still magical, and the Warriors have every reason to believe

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Warriors' Stephen Curry moves within striking distance of a Michael Jordan NBA record

Stephen Curry did what he does, and it was enough to push the Golden State Warriors to 2-0.

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Steph Curry Admits Jimmy Butler Rejected His Request During Nuggets Game

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Nuggets' Aaron Gordon sets franchise record in wild career night

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Warriors outlast Nuggets in OT as Steph Curry scores 42 in home opener

In the first home game of his 17th season, Curry triggered another tizzy with 42 points and six 3-pointers in a 137-131 overtime win.

The Source Magazine · 16h

SOURCE SPORTS: Steph Curry’s Late-Game Explosion Lifts Warriors Past Nuggets in Overtime Thriller

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Steph Curry dons cape again to save Warriors, vanquishes big, bad bully Nuggets

Money Mike Syndicated Sports Podcast on MSN

Steph Curry “BULLSEYE DEEP LOGO DAGGER” 🔥 | Warriors vs Lakers NBA Highlights

Steph Curry BULLSEYE DEEP LOGO DAGGER | Warriors vs Lakers NBA Highlights | Steph Curry does it AGAIN! From the deep logo, Curry drops an absolute BULLSEYE DAGGER to seal the win for the Golden State Warriors against the Los Angeles Lakers.

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Nothing Changes for Stephen Curry After Adam Silver’s Decision That Bothered Many NBA Stars

The NBA has implemented a new statistical rule that rewards players for attempting ultra-long shots at the end of quarters, a change that directly benefits those willing to take low-percentage heaves.

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Warriors star Steph Curry shares candid assessment of NBA's new heave rule

Steph Curry finally might get what he has wanted during the 2025-26 NBA season. The league’s new “Heave Rule” takes effect this season, which states that any shot taken at least 36 feet away within the final three seconds of the first three quarters will count as a team shot attempt — not an individual one.