SAN ANTONIO —

In a nail-biting finish, Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry drained two free throws with six seconds left, capping a remarkable comeback victory against the San Antonio Spurs. The 37-year-old guard finished with a season-high 49 points, including a sizzling 31 points in the second half.

arenas, Curry, always unfazed by the pressure, wouldn’t have it any other way.

With this win, the Warriors improved to a 1-1 record in the NBA Cup.

Curry’s Historic Night

In his first game since announcing the end of his 13-year business partnership with Under Armor, Curry dashed past his career-best this season and tied an iconic record in the process. After turning 30, the three-time NBA champion has now matched Michael Jordan’s mark for the most 40-point games (44), a testament to his enduring excellence.

“That’s pretty cool. Just from an individual recognition, being in that kind of company. Longevity is something I pride myself on, so that was pretty cool.”

Warriors Weather the Storm

The Spurs, led by the highly touted rookie Victor Wembanyama, looked poised to secure a victory. But Curry’s timely scoring and the Warriors’ relentless defense turned the tables. Curry’s efficient shooting (17-27, 4-10 from three) was pivotal in the upset.

Looking Ahead

The Warriors will look to build on this momentum as they head into their next NBA Cup matchup. Meanwhile, the Spurs will focus on bouncing back and continuing to develop their young talent.

FAQs

How many games has Curry played this season?

Curry has played 2 games so far this season.

What was Curry’s previous season-high in points before this game?

Curry’s previous season-high was 42 points.

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