Curry entered the night two 3s away from crossing the 4,000 threshold, and took a little longer than expected to hit the milestone shot. Only two players -- Curry and James Harden -- had even reached 3,000 career triples. Now Curry stands on his own with 4,000 and counting.

Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry shared a candid perspective on how much longer he plans to continue his NBA career. Stephen Curry has cemented himself as the greatest player in Golden State Warriors history.

Curry, who will turn 37 this week, entered Thursday already having made 251 3s this season, leading the league at 4.5 per game.

Stephen Curry, who will turn 37 on Friday, will be 39 when his contract with the Golden State Warriors is set to expire. Provided that he's still playing at a high level at that point, Curry would like to play beyond that, he said during an interview on 95.7 The Game on Wednesday.

When asked about his motivation to keep playing, Stephen Curry hinted at winning another title in the Bay Area.

An NBA insider weighs in on Stephen Curry's pursuit of making NBA history and details how he could continue to do so later in his career.

Stephen Curry, who will turn 37 on Friday, will be 39 when his contract with the Golden State Warriors is set to expire. Provided that he's still playing at a high level at that point, Curry would like to play beyond that,

Curry told 95.7 The Game that he would like to play beyond his current deal that expires after the 2026-27 season.

During the 2026-27 NBA season, which is the last on his contract, Curry will make $62.6 million. The same year, he will turn 39 and will likely be well beyond his prime, although he has continued to defy the odds throughout his entire career, so it's impossible to rule him out.

Just a few days away from turning 37 years old, Steph Curry's future in the NBA has been on the minds of fans around the world. Curry's retirement and future has been a recurring conversation this season and one that he hasn't shied away from answering.