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Stephen Curry in legend mode: his latest performance leaves LeBron James and everyone speechless

At 37 years old, Curry keeps breaking records and hearts, proving that greatness has no expiration date

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Stephen Curry once again showed why his name remains synonymous with magic in the NBA. On a night that bordered on legendary, Curry scored 42 points —33 of them in the second half— and led the Golden State Warriors to a 137–131 overtime victory over the Denver Nuggets.

At 37 years old, in his 17th season, Stephen Curry continues to defy the laws of time and redefine what longevity means in elite sports.

Social media exploded after his performance. Thousands of fans compared his showing to LeBron James’, claiming that the Lakers star “is no longer alone” at the top when it comes to longevity.

One of the most viral comments summed it up perfectly: “More longevity than LeBron — I think we can all agree on that.”

Stephen Curry and the night that redefined longevity in the NBA

Stephen Curry numbers speak for themselves: 56% shooting from the field, six three-pointers out of twelve attempts, six rebounds, seven assists, and three steals.

But beyond the stats, it was his command during the game’s most critical moments that truly stood out.

Stephen Curry doesn’t fear rookies, he fears the clock
Stephen Curry in legend mode: his latest performance leaves LeBron James and everyone speechless

While many athletes his age start thinking about retirement, Stephen Curry seems to be entering a new phase of evolution — more cerebral, more lethal.

His performance reignited the conversation about who truly represents sustained excellence in the NBA. While LeBron James, at 40, continues to chase records in his 23rd season, Stephen Curry seems determined to remind the world that greatness has no expiration date.

The legacy at stake: Curry, LeBron, and the fear of an era’s end

The rivalry between Curry and LeBron has always been one of the most iconic in modern NBA history. However, it now carries a new undertone — that of time passing.

Fans fear that LeBron’s eventual retirement will leave Stephen Curry as the last guardian of basketball’s golden era.

For Golden State fans, every Curry three-pointer is a celebration. For LeBron’s followers, it’s an unsettling reminder that the clock keeps ticking.

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