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Steph Curry passes Hall-of-Famer to move up NBA all-time scoring list

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Webeck, E. (2026, October 31). Steph Curry passes Hall-of-Famer to move up NBA all-time scoring list. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/31/sports/steph-curry-passes-hall-of-famer-to-move-up-nba-all-time-scoring-list/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-31 · by Evan Webeck

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Steph Curry surpassed Hall-of-Famer Dominique Wilkins to move up to 18th place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list during a game against the Lakers. Scoring 31 points, including eight three-pointers and a crucial four-point play, Curry reached 26,674 career points in his Warriors’ victory. This achievement places him ahead of Wilkins, who had 26,668 points over 15 seasons, among active players only behind Kevin Durant, James Harden, and DeMar DeRozan.
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On October 30, Luka Doncic joined the Los Angeles Lakers for an NBA Cup game against the Golden State Warriors. The match began with Doncic leading the Lakers to a significant early lead of 38-15 in the first quarter, marking his tenth 20-point quarter as a Laker and tying him with Kobe Bryant for the most such quarters since 2000.

However, on October 31, during the game at Chase Center in San Francisco, the Warriors made a stunning comeback from being down by 25 points to win 112-95. Leading the charge was Stephen Curry, who scored 31 points and moved past Hall-of-Famer Dominique Wilkins (26,668) for 18th place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list with this performance.

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🔮 Will Richard freed up Curry with a hard screen of Matisse Thybulle about four minutes into the fourth quarter, Curry received a pass from Draymond Green and buried a wide-open triple. The bucket was Curry’s eighth 3-pointer of the night and was good for his 25th, 26th and 27th points.
🔮 For most 49ers players, the bye week will give them some much-needed rest and relaxation.
🔮 Some 24 hours later, though, Shanahan had no update to deliver when asked if Pineiro’s struggles would lead San Francisco to try out other kickers over its bye week.
🔮 Nine different Falcons caught passes from Penix, who operated at will under little duress from the Niners’ defensive line, allowing his receivers to get open.
🔮 A decade and four other coordinators later, Morris just might be the final coach to find a seat in the 49ers’ game of musical chairs to fill the position leading their defense.
🔮 How often in the Kyle Shanahan era could we say the 49ers weren’t built to win a shootout?
🔮 Less than 24 hours later, the Warriors will have to do it all again in Phoenix, still in search of their first win.
🔮 This story will be updated.
🔮 He said that he told Doncic that he couldn’t score on him, and the stats backed that up to a degree, holding him to 1-of-5 in their matchups.
🔮 The rest of the league will learn he feeds off it, too.
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Golden State Warriors Lakers NBA SAN FRANCISCO Warriors

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Curry PERSON · 5× Dominque Wilkins PERSON · 1× Draymond Green PERSON · 1× Golden State Warriors ORG · 1× Lakers ORG · 1× Matisse Thybulle PERSON · 1× SAN FRANCISCO GPE · 1× Steph Curry PERSON · 1× Warriors ORG · 1× Will Richard PERSON · 1×

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Will Richard freed up Curry with a hard screen of Matisse Thybulle about four minutes into the fourth quarter, Curry received a pass from Draymond Green and buried a wide-open triple. The bucket was Curry’s eighth 3-pointer of the night and was good for his 25th, 26th and 27th points.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-31
🔮 Will Richard freed up Curry with a hard screen of Matisse Thybulle about four minutes into the fourth quarter, Curry received a pass from Draymond Green and buried a wide-open triple. The bucket was Curry’s eighth 3-pointer of the night and was good for his 25th, 26th and 27th points.
2026-10-31 · New York Post
Steph Curry passes Hall-of-Famer to move up NBA all-time scoring list · assertive framing

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The Golden State Warriors superstar moved up the all-time scoring list, passing a Hall-of-Famer Dominque Wilkins, while leading the Warriors with 31 points Friday night in their 112-95 win over the Lakers. asserted
superstar → move → Lakers
Will Richard freed up Curry with a hard screen of Matisse Thybulle about four minutes into the fourth quarter, Curry received a pass from Draymond Green and buried a wide-open triple. The bucket was Curry’s eighth 3-pointer of the night and was good for his 25th, 26th and 27th points. asserted
bucket → free → points
It turned into a four-point play when Thybulle was whistled for a technical foul. asserted
Thybulle → turn → foul
With 26,674 career points in 17-plus seasons, Curry moved into 18th place on the NBA’s all-time leaderboard. asserted
Curry → move → leaderboard
He entered the game 25 points behind Wilkins, who had 26,668 in 15 seasons. asserted
who → enter → seasons
Among active players, only Kevin Durant, James Harden and Demar DeRozan have poured in more points than Curry. asserted
Durant → pour → Curry
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