Often regarded as the greatest shooter in history, Steph Curry reached a major career milestone and moved up the NBA’s all-time list on Christmas Day. While leading the Golden State Warriors to a 126-116 win over Cooper Flagg and the Dallas Mavericks, Curry, 37, surpassed 26,000 career points. He scored 23 in 33 minutes despite posting an uncharacteristic low shooting percentage of 33.3% from the field. He only splashed two three-pointers out of the 10 he attempted. Curry connected on just 6-of-18 shots in the game, but finished the night with 26,011 points and a 47.1% career mark. He also added a three rebounds and four assists. The four-time champion and two-time league MVP now sits in 22nd place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list. Curry sits ahead of contemporary DeMar DeRozan and behind 60 points away from Basketball Hall of Famer Kevin Garnett, who retired with 26,071. Realizing he has many more NBA years behind him than in front of him, Curry was just appreciative of the moment after the game. “It’
