Curry, you are so ruthless. You are still unstoppable at the age of 37, reaching an unprecedented NBA record in 79 years.

On November 15th, the Warriors and Spurs continued to face off. The Spurs are eager for revenge, while the Warriors are aiming for a winning streak. This game was indeed exciting. Bunyama dominated the basket, Fox was accurate in the mid-range shot, and Butler was both offensive and defensive. But in the end, it was the veteran Curry who dominated the game. With his unparalleled personal performance, he blasted 9 three-pointers and scored 49 points, leading the Warriors to defeat the Spurs again 109-108.

The competition was very intense and exciting from beginning to end. Sparks flew in the first quarter. Spurs star Fox took the lead and scored 7 points, while Curry used his iconic three-pointers to open up the firepower, contributing 10 points in a single quarter. The two sides went back and forth, and the Spurs ended the first quarter with a weak lead of 20-18. Entering the second quarter, the Warriors' Butler stood up and contributed 8 points in a single quarter to drive the team's offense. Curry played steadily and added another 8 points. The Warriors relied on multiple points to lead 47-45 into the halftime break.

Changing sides and fighting again became Curry's personal performance time. Facing the Spurs' targeted defense, he hit consecutive difficult three-pointers, scored 17 points in a single quarter, and single-handedly held back the opponent's offense. But the Spurs did not collapse. Fox continued his hot state and scored another 8 points. Wenbanyama also gradually found his rhythm in the paint. At the end of the third quarter, the Spurs regained the lead 79-77. The final battle was a rollercoaster-like reversal. The Spurs once opened the point difference to 10 points. Just when the home fans thought they had a chance to win, Curry turned on the "Kuritian" mode and set off a point-chasing frenzy with three consecutive three-pointers. In the last 12 seconds, he used two stable free throws to complete the victory, sealing the victory for the Warriors.

A total of 5 Spurs players scored in double figures, including Champagne who scored 14 points, Vassell with 11 points, and Castle who contributed 13 points. The dual-core is very sharp. Wenbanyama scored 26 rebounds, 12 rebounds and 3 blocks. Fox also scored 24 points, 4 rebounds and 10 assists. The Warriors also made more achievements, with Bodemski and Richard scoring in double figures, while Butler contributed 21 points and 8 rebounds. Needless to say, Curry scored 49 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists. He was the real winner of the game.

After this game, Curry frantically broke many NBA records. Among them, he scored 45+ in 2 consecutive games and is the oldest point guard in history. After the age of 35, he scored 45 points in a single game for the seventh time, surpassing James and becoming the first in history. At the same time, Curry is also the oldest player in NBA history to score 46 points in two consecutive games. No matter which record it is, it is at the level of a superstar, and you cannot accept it.