Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry is quietly climbing the NBA’s all-time scoring ladder, and he’s not even breaking a sweat. In a recent interview, the basketball legend revealed his low-key but calculated approach to making history. With 25,386 points under his belt, Curry is just 2,903 points away from cracking the top 10 scoring list, currently held by Carmelo Anthony.

Curry’s trademark humility shines through as he discusses his potential milestone. “I do the math every once in a while,” he admitted, explaining how he casually tracks his progress. By his own calculations, averaging around 20-something points per game over two and a half seasons could land him closer to scoring immortality.

What makes Curry’s journey remarkable isn’t just the numbers, but his perspective. He’s quick to emphasize that personal records aren’t his primary motivation. “That’s not why I’ll keep going,” he explained. “It’s more that I want to get to a level where we’re competing and playing for championships”.

Currently, Curry sits just 819 points from the No. 20 spot and 1,324 points from No. 15. Of the 23 players ahead of him on the all-time list, only four are currently active: LeBron James, Kevin Durant, James Harden, and Russell Westbrook.

His recent milestone of passing Warriors legend Jerry West in April has only fueled speculation about how far he might climb. With his consistent performance and strategic approach, Curry continues to redefine what’s possible in professional basketball.

For Bay Area basketball fans, watching Curry’s potential ascent into the top 10 scoring list isn’t just about numbers, it’s about witnessing a generational talent write his own extraordinary narrative, one basket at a time.