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Stephen Curry passes Wilt Chamberlain’s Golden State Warriors’ NBA scoring record
One of the best scorers among current NBA players has surpassed a record set by one of the greatest scorers in league history.
Key points:
- Stephen Curry passed Wilt Chamberlain’s previous record of 17,783 points during the first quarter of the Warriors’ game against the Nuggets
- Curry finished the game with 53 points, as the Warriors won 116-107
- It was the seventh straight game he has scored at least 30 points
With a lay-up, Stephen Curry overhauled Wilt Chamberlain as the greatest scorer in Golden State Warriors history, as he torched the Denver Nuggets in their western conference showdown in San Francisco.
Curry, 33, entered the game needing 19 points to surpass Chamberlain.
He took just 11 minutes to do so, scoring 21 points in the…
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