Stephen Curry will make his 11th NBA All-Star Game appearance on Sunday.
Stephen Curry, who is gearing up for his 11th All-Star Game appearance on Sunday, February 16 at the Chase Center, continues to redefine greatness. There have been many instances where the Golden State Warriors superstar has proven why he is considered one of the greatest shooters in NBA history. On Saturday, he gave fans yet another reason to believe that he is not human.
Curry will join the likes of former teammate Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and more for the Shaq’s OGs, in the All-Star game on Sunday. Ahead of the starry spectacle, the 36-year-old appeared for the practice on Saturday, where he pulled off an insane bucket.
Curry came up with an epic no-look one-handed no-look half-court shot shortly after his former teammate and Phoenix Suns’ star Kevin Durant tried and failed to pull it off. The unbelievable shot was enough to send the crowd in awe of the Warriors icon as they lauded him, while he moved away in pride.
Later, a video of Curry emerged from the locker room, where he was seen having a conversation with Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving. Notably, Irving was called up as an injury replacement for new teammate Anthony Davis, and is set to play his ninth All-Star Game.
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The four-time NBA Champion, who holds several records including being the oldest player to score 50 points in an All-Star Game, dropped the official poster of the ‘GOAT’ movie on his social media.
It is an animated sports film produced by Curry, which will make its way to the theaters in February 2026. While dropping the poster of the movie, Curry wrote, “A lot of debate but there can only be one GOAT. #GOATmovie arrives February 2026.”
The movie has been made by Sony Pictures Animation in collaboration with the NBA.
During the All-Star Media Day, Curry interacted with reporters and talked about various aspects of the game. He was asked about that one rule he would like to change, to which he came up with an honest response.
The superstar guard opined that he would want to see a refs’ grading system which would allow fans and players to know about the referees ahead of the game. He suggested that the league should offer some information to the public about how the referees have been evaluated.
“I would probably want to see the refs’ grading system probably, like let that be more public, the same kind of way our stats are shown on a nightly basis,” Curry said.
“Not to make their job any harder because it’s a really hard job, but it would be interesting from a fan and player perspective to know why a ref is a great ref and how they kind of rate their system a little bit. I’m curious about that,” he added.
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