Four-time NBA champion Andre Iguodala retired from the league after a decorated career with the Golden State Warriors, but he had the opportunity to play alongside some of the game's greatest talents like Stephen Curry.

The Golden State Warriors know their time with guard Steph Curry is coming to an end in the next few seasons, so trading for Jimmy Butler was a significant move in showing him the organization cares about trying to go for one more run.

With his 20-point performance on Friday, Warriors’ Stephen Curry became the first Golden State player ever to reach 700 career games with 20 or more points. Stephen Curry's 700th career 20-point game ⚡️ He has become the 21st player in NBA history and first in franchise history to reach this. pic.twitter.com/raJOrJUJXp

Recently, Curry achieved a remarkable milestone by tying Michael Jordan for the most games, with 20+ points from a guard after turning 35. "Steph Curry ties Michael Jordan for the most games with 20+ PTS by a guard after turning 35," StatMamba shared on X.

On Friday evening, the Golden State Warriors are playing the Kings in Sacramento. At halftime, they had a huge 68-53 lead. Steph Curry put up seven points, on

In a mere 17 minutes on the hardwood, Curry orchestrated the Warriors’ offense with surgical precision. His stat line painted the picture of a player in complete control: seven points, six assists, two steals,

As the Golden State Warriors gear up to face the Sacramento Kings for their next matchup, fans are curious about Stephen Curry's status.

Curry took home the MVP award for the All-Star game. Curry dropped 12 points in this game, making some incredible shots along the way. The Warriors star even hit a shot from halfcourt, sending the crowd into a frenzy. THE STEPH SHOW FROM HALFCOURT 😱😱 🌟 #NBAAllStar Championship LIVE on TNT 🌟 pic.twitter.com/rJNi4ndqt5

Steph Curry becomes the first Golden State Warriors player in NBA history to reach 700 20-point career games after helping his side to a 132-108 win against the Sacramento Kings.