2 challenges Stephen Curry can look forward to with 3-point record now his

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Stephen Curry made history against the New York Knicks, passing Ray Allen for the most three-point field goals (regular and postseason) in NBA history. It was a remarkable night as the Dubs won, continuing as the top-ranked team in the Western Conference.

The Warriors had been struggling with Curry on the brink of breaking the record. It almost seemed like things were forced for their offense while Curry was hoisting up more shots from deep than usual.

The Golden State Warriors watched Stephen Curry make history on Tuesday night, and these two challenges will be near-future targets for the superstar.

Curry ended up with five triples on the night, surpassing Allen who was in the house for the moment. It was a special moment, but Curry still has several more years in his prime to rack up the accolades and push that record into unreachable territory.

With that in mind, Curry is currently captaining the best team in the NBA. Klay Thompson and James Wiseman are still set to return, so the ceiling is truly limitless for what this team can achieve.

Leading the way, Curry can continue to cement himself as one of the best in NBA history. That said, here are a few challenges that can help him do just that.

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