Stephen Curry's birthday gets more special treatment as his Golden State Warriors teammates showered praise for his 4,000 3-pointers

There’s no better way to celebrate a legend than with a major milestone! On his birthday, Stephen Curry treated basketball fans to another reason to admire his skills by becoming the first NBA player to reach 4,000 career three-pointers. His Golden State Warriors teammates couldn’t contain their excitement, honoring both the accomplishment and the player. Draymond Green commended Curry’s tireless work ethic, while Steve Kerr reflected on his lasting legacy — a fitting homage to the best shooter in history.

Draymond Green who has known Curry from the start understands well both his dedication to the game and his commendable personality. "Steph reaching 4,000 three-pointers is a testament to who he is," Green commented. "His hard work, the type of person he is, the level of talent he possesses — it's all extraordinary."

Kevon Looney declared the transformative influence that Curry has introduced into basketball., "We always talk about how much he changed the game. For him to hit 4,000 threes... I don't know if anybody's even close to that number. It just reinforces that he's the greatest shooter ever."
Moses Moody maintained his strong admiration for Curry while reflecting on Curry's journey: "It's crazy to see that Steph is going to hit 4,000 threes this year. That's a part of the game that I just grew up watching and loving."

Coach Ron Adams praised Curry for his unwavering commitment to physical fitness because he had observed that..., "He's remarkable. He's paid a great price to keep his body young and supple and strong."
Bruce Fraser demonstrated Curry's relentless pursuit of success to be essential for the team through his observations.: "What you see with the 4,000 is just a product of his continuous work, his passion for the game, and his love for his teammates."
Rookie Brandon Podziemski expressed his admiration toward what Curry accomplished during the game., "Him doing that is just kind of outworldly. Obviously, I don't think anybody for a long time will catch him with that. He's in a category of his own."

Head coach Steve Kerr shared his gratitude for getting to see Curry's incredible skills up close. "Watching Steph drain threes night after night is honestly one of the great joys of my life. To have been blessed with the opportunity to coach Steph and to see him work on his craft day after day... we're watching an artist at work, one of the great artists ever in the history of mankind."
Gary Payton II laughed off Curry's persistent determination to reach new heights in his basketball career: "It was just a matter of time. So, 4,000... you know, every time you make one, you set a new one, so just keep setting them day by day. Alright, I'll see you at five thousand."
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Stephen Curry's achievement as the NBA's top shooter drove both his teammates and fans to greater heights of inspiration.