Do we add Curry's 402 three-pointers to the list of improbable-to-be-broken records?

[Auggie]

I think so. It takes a certain player, a certain team make-up, and a specific coaching philosophy to attain numbers like that. Getting the stars to align in just the right order requires a certain amount of luck/karma also. Just like Ricky Henderson's stolen base records, Jerry Rice's TDs, DiMaggio's hitting streak and Aaron's home runs.

Your comments ...?

[KamaAina]

1. Along with the 54 straight home wins and, of course, 73-9.

The win at San Antonio the other night not only made 73 possible, it put paid to the Spurs' own 48-game (did I get that right, El? ) home streak, which was by far the longest active one.

[Auggie]

2. I was thinking of individual accomplishments

but yeah, the team record for wins will be hard to beat.

[hughee99]

3. I'm not sure he couldn't break it next year.

A player just needs a whole lot of talent and opportunity, and I think he'll have plenty of both next year. If he has the motivation to do so, I don't see why he couldn't break his own record.

[erpowers]

4. I Say No

I think someone could break the record if they actually tried to break the record. How many guys attempt as many three pointers as Curry attempts? I more guys start attempting three pointers this record could fall easily.