NBA Record: Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry becomes the oldest player to achieve this stat; rubs shoulders with Michael Jordan, defying age and gravity

The Golden State Warriors have surged toward the NBA playoffs and Stephen Curry has been at the heart of their resurgence. After showing signs of decline earlier in the season, Curry has rediscovered his form, making history in the process. At 37 years old, Curry finished March averaging 23.8 points per game, becoming the oldest guard to average 20+ points in a calendar month since Michael Jordan. He also set another record as the oldest point guard in NBA history to achieve this for an entire month. Key stats from Curry’s recent performances: - February average: 30.7 points per game - March average: 23.8 points per game - Age: 37 (as of March 14) This level of production is rare for a player in their 16th NBA season, underscoring Curry’s enduring impact. Before Jimmy Butler joined the team, Curry’s numbers were below his career averages, and the Golden State Warriors appeared to be fading. The trade has injected new energy into both Curry and the franchise, positioning them as potential playoff contenders. Curry showed his tenacity by returning to activity in spite of recent setbacks, such as exhaustion and a pelvic ailment that kept him out of action for a while. Curry took a short break after coach Steve Kerr recognized his fatigue, but the standout player has already recovered.The Warriors currently sit in sixth place in the Western Conference with a 43-31 record. A win against the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday would propel them into fifth place, tightening their grip on a favorable playoff position. - Playoff seeding is critical for avoiding a tough first-round matchup. - Curry’s health and form will dictate how far the Warriors can go. - Butler’s presence has alleviated pressure on Curry, allowing him to thrive. As the regular season winds down, all eyes remain on Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors to see if their late-season surge translates into postseason success.Also read: Luka Doncic sets new Los Angeles Lakers record after blockbuster win over Houston RocketsOn April 1, 2025, Stephen Curry added another milestone to his illustrious career by becoming the oldest player in NBA history to record 52 points, 10 rebounds, and 8 assists during the Golden State Warriors’ game against the Memphis Grizzlies. At 36 years old, Curry’s performance not only highlighted his enduring dominance but also reinforced his status as one of basketball’s all-time greats.