OKLAHOMA CITY – The NBA record book suddenly is taking on the characteristics of a biography.
Stephen Curry’s biography.
He has spent this season forcing rewrites of the record book, stepping it up on the current road trip, forcing edits yet again, on the fly, Saturday night in the Warriors’ pulsating 121-118 overtime victory over the Thunder at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Curry scored 46 points, raining a dozen 3-pointers upon Oklahoma City.
His 10th trey, pulling the Warriors within one (108-107) with 3:53 left in OT, made him the first player ever to make at least 10 in back-to-back games.