At this point, it feels like there's no more shooting history that Steph Curry could make. The Golden State Warriors guard has accomplished almost everything th

Golden State Warriors icon Stephen Curry recently shared his thoughts on how he wants to be remembered after his illustrious NBA career comes to an end. Stephen Curry is undeniably the greatest player in Golden State Warriors history.

Stephen Curry went off for a season-high 56 points in a 121-115 win against the Orlando Magic Thursday night, but it shouldn't have come as a surprise if you checked the date. Feb. 27 is a memorable day for the Golden State Warriors star.

Curry had a vintage performance on Thursday night, downing double-digit 3-pointers to clear the 50-point mark against the Magic.

Going 12-for-19 from three-point range, Curry tied LeBron James and Rick Barry for seventh on the NBA 's all-time list with his 14th career 50-point game. Curry also surpassed Patrick Ewing for 26th on the all-time scoring list and, at 36, became the oldest player in NBA history with multiple 20-point quarters in a season.

When Stephen Curry has it going from long range like he did Thursday night — like he has more often than any player in NBA history — his coach just knows the ball is going in. Curry scored 56 points in Golden State’s 121-115 victory over Orlando and made 12 3-pointers,

Also during this game, Curry nearly broke Klay Thompson’s all-time record 14 threes made during a single game. Curry made 12 three pointers out of 19 attempts. “Still chasing

Steph Curry adds to his already impressive list of accolades by making NBA history in Golden State Warriors vs. Orlando Magic.

Stephen Curry will no longer put on classic Stephen Curry performances, but that day wasn’t Thursday. The Golden State Warriors star torched the Orlando Magic, racking up 56 points and draining 12 three-pointers.