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Steph Curry ties LeBron James with epic piece of history

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Murray, T. L. (2026, October 29). Steph Curry ties LeBron James with epic piece of history. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/29/sports/steph-curry-lebron-james-scoring-record/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-29 · by Thomas L. Murray

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Steph Curry tied LeBron James with his 15th game scoring 40 or more points while over 35 years old during Wednesday's victory against the Timberwolves, ending with 23 first-half points and a perfect 16-for-16 from the free-throw line. In addition to his scoring, Curry contributed eight rebounds and six assists as Golden State overcame the absence of Minnesota’s Anthony Edwards. With this win, the Warriors improved their record to two wins after starting 0-3 and will face the Lakers on Friday.
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On October 27, 2026, Stephen Curry scored a season-high 44 points as the Golden State Warriors narrowly defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves in Minneapolis by a score of 119-114. The Timberwolves were without their star guard Anthony Edwards, who will miss at least two months due to knee surgery. Despite Curry's stellar performance, including going 16 for 16 from the free-throw line and contributing eight rebounds, the Warriors struggled to maintain a lead in the fourth quarter, nearly collapsing after holding a 24-point advantage early in the second half. Curry’s achievement ties him with LeBron James at 15 games scoring 40 points or more past age 35. The victory improved the Warriors' record to 2-3 for the season, but coach Steve Kerr acknowledged that his team needs to improve their closing ability.

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🔮 Golden State went up against a Timberwolves team that was without Anthony Edwards, who will miss at least the next two months due to arthroscopic surgery on his right knee.
🔮 “I never thought this day would come.
🔮 The Summer Olympics are two years away from hitting the streets of Los Angeles, and the event’s committee announced that legendary film producer Kathleen Kennedy will oversee the opening and closing ceremonies of content.
🔮 During halftime of the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Dallas Cowboys matchup on Monday Night Football, the NFL announced that Jay-Z would be performing the halftime show for Super Bowl 61 at SoFi Stadium.
🔮 The 49ers got good news on the former NFL Defensive Player of the Year on Tuesday morning when John Lynch appeared on KNBR and said he could return after the bye, when they face the Las Vegas Raiders on Nov. 8.
🔮 The Dream will host the Golden State Valkyries at 12:30 p.m. EST at State Farm Arena, the same day the Hawks will play the Cavaliers in an NBA game at 8:00 p.m. EST.
🔮 Rojas said on the broadcast that he will always cherish the moments the Dodgers organization did for his son son Aaron, like when his teammates would take him to the outfield to shag fly balls.
🔮 Johnson opened up the video and said all he could do is “sit here and laugh.”
🔮 “There goes that man!” @jedwhelchel wrote on X. While the live broadcast gave fans something to laugh at, Raiders fans might feel the other way, as they are in the middle of the third quarter, trailing the Rams 28-6, and on their way to their fourth straight loss.
🔮 And they could still have a long way to go before they get their first win.
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Golden State Lakers The San Francisco Chronicle Timberwolves Warriors

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Curry PERSON · 5× Golden State ORG · 3× Warriors ORG · 3× Timberwolves ORG · 2× Anthony Edwards PERSON · 1× James PERSON · 1× LeBron James PERSON · 1× Luca Evans PERSON · 1× Steph Curry PERSON · 1× Yaxel Lendeborg PERSON · 1×

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The 38-year-old had 23 points through the first half, and it continued into the second half, as Golden State had a 24-point lead, when he checked out at the 5:01 mark of the third quarter.
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🔮 Golden State went up against a Timberwolves team that was without Anthony Edwards, who will miss at least the next two months due to arthroscopic surgery on his right knee.
2026-10-31 · New York Post
Steph Curry ties LeBron James with epic piece of history · assertive framing

Claims (11 extracted, 0 hedged)

Steph Curry continues to put himself in the greatness category. asserted
Curry → continue → category
During the Warriors’ 119-114 victory against the host Timberwolves on Wednesday night, Curry put himself into the same scoring category as LeBron James. asserted
Curry → put → James
Curry tied James at 15 games for 40-point game performances past the age of 35 years old. asserted
Curry → tie → age
From the moment the game tipped off, Curry was on fire. asserted
Curry → tip → fire
The 38-year-old had 23 points through the first half, and it continued into the second half, as Golden State had a 24-point lead, when he checked out at the 5:01 mark of the third quarter. asserted
he → have → quarter
Curry also finished 16 of 16 at the free-throw line. asserted
Curry → finish → line
Besides scoring a lot, Curry also had eight rebounds and six assists. asserted
Curry → score → rebounds
Rookie forward Yaxel Lendeborg had his highest-scoring performance, finishing with 26 points, sinking 2 of 5 3-pointers and shooting 55% from the field. asserted
Lendeborg → have → field
Golden State went up against a Timberwolves team that was without Anthony Edwards, who will miss at least the next two months due to arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. asserted
who → go → knee
Luca Evans of The San Francisco Chronicle reported that Steve Kerr said the Warriors “smelled blood in the water.” asserted
Warriors → report → water
After starting the season 0-3, Golden State is starting to find its rhythm and has won two in a row. The Warriors will take the court again on Friday, when they host the Lakers. asserted
they → start → Lakers
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