You'd be hard-pressed to find many, if any, NBA fans who need a brief offseason reminder that Steph Curry remains the NBA's most elite and lethal shooter. However, just in case Curry's quiet offseason has led to a need for a quick refresher, the future Hall of Famer gave just that in a recent video.
Most impressive of all? Curry needed just 71 seconds to showcase that even heading into year No. 18, there's still no one better from deep.
In the video, Curry is seen knocking down shots over and over and over... and over again, for a total of 82 buckets in 1 minute and 11 seconds. Over that span of 82 straight three-pointers in 71 seconds, the Golden State Warriors star missed exactly zero.
Steph Curry making 82 straight made threes look easy 🔥🔥🔥
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— aly ✶ (@jinthirty) September 2, 2026
If there were ever a video that highlights exactly what a "walking bucket" is, Curry draining 82 three-pointers in a row effortlessly deserves to take the crown.
At 38, Curry has continued to play at an elite level, and while his 2025-26 season featured only 43 regular-season games due to injury, he played 70 and 74 in the two years prior. Unsurprisingly, Curry's numbers haven't declined; he averaged 26.6 points per game last season, a mark that's better than his 2023-24 and 2024-25 averages.
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