Stephen Curry has achieved a monumental milestone in NBA history by becoming the first player to hit 4,000 career three-pointers. This historic moment unfolded during the Golden State Warriors' game against the Sacramento Kings, where Curry entered the match needing just two three-pointers to reach the landmark. He successfully made his first three-pointer in the first quarter and finally hit the significant shot in the third quarter, prompting an ecstatic reaction from the home crowd at Chase Center.

Curry's journey to this achievement has captivated basketball fans worldwide, firmly establishing him as the greatest shooter in NBA history. Despite experiencing some discomfort during the game, which was noted by the broadcast team, he pushed through to make history. After sinking the 4,000th three-pointer, the arena erupted in chants of "MVP," and the Warriors honored his accomplishment with a tribute video featuring former and current players.

Curry's performance in the game concluded with 11 points as the Warriors triumphed over the Kings with a score of 130-104. This milestone adds to an already illustrious career for the two-time MVP, who previously became the all-time leader in three-pointers made back in 2021. With his sights set on further achievements, Curry expressed gratitude for reaching this landmark and emphasized living in the moment, hinting that he is not yet focused on the next milestone of 5,000 three-pointers. As he continues to lead the Warriors, Curry aims to help his team make a strong playoff push this season.