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Watch: Stephen Curry’s epic journey that has changed the way NBA looks at three-pointers

From his first three in a Warriors jersey to becoming the most prolific shooter of all time.

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Dec 15, 2021 · 12:42 pm
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Watch: Stephen Curry’s epic journey that has changed the way NBA looks at three-pointers
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From his first three in a Warriors jersey to being the most prolific shooter of all time, @StephenCurry30 has continued to rewrite the record books. 📖

What's next for the three-point king?#NBA75 pic.twitter.com/S428JciFdo

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