On January 30, Beijing time, the Warriors played at home against the Nets, and Curry confirmed that the game ushered in a milestone, ushering in the 808th game of his career, surpassing the famous Chris Mullin (807 games) to become the first person in the history of the Warriors' record team; also surpassed Phil Jackson to improve the historical ranking.
Warriors vs. Nets Curry continued to start, but did not qualify against Harden, (Harden missed the game with a right hand strain); Curry's 808th regular season game of his career surpassed Warriors star Mullin to become the most frequent player in the team's history, the first person in team history; Curry also surpassed the famous coach "Zen Master" Phil Jackson to rise to 405th in history.
For Curry to break the team's all-time appearance record, pre-game Warriors coach Kerr said: "I like this special record because he represents the loyalty of players to the team, and vice versa, the relationship between Curry and the Bay Area is very unique.
The 33-year-old Curry is the first round of the No. 7 show in 2009, and has been playing for the Warriors so far in his career, playing in 808 regular season games in his 13-year career, averaging 24.3 points, 6.5 assists and 4.6 rebounds per game, and averaging 3.8 three-pointers per game; in terms of honors, Curry led the Warriors to win the championship three times, and 8 All-Stars were also the first record in team history, winning the regular season MVP twice, the scoring champion and the steal king twice.
Curry has long been the soul of the Warriors team, and even more so, the hero of the city, and a symbol of loyalty; but Curry has a big regret in his career, never winning the FMVP trophy.
Currently the Warriors are second in the West with 36 wins and 13 losses, and Curry will lead the team to the championship, which will be his chance to impact the FMVP.