Stephen Curry has made at least one three-pointer in 100 consecutive NBA games. His all-time NBA record is 268 straight games with a made three, set from Dec. 2018 to Dec. 2023. This is a reaction/comment about a matchup, not a checkable factual claim.
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Dylan Laube returned a kickoff 95 yards in NFL Week 8, selected as the EA Madden NFL Moment.
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LSteph Curry has hit a three-pointer in a hundred straight games.
MA hundred straight. The NBA posted that on X.
LAnd the reply that got me: the list of longest streaks in league history is basically Curry, Curry, then everyone else.
MGrok in the replies was talking about Curry's streak numbers and some other guards' runs behind him.
LThat top five is unfair. He owns the two longest streaks in NBA history.
MBut here's my problem— the record is already his. A hundred straight is great, but it's not even his own ceiling.
LOh, come on. That's like saying a second championship doesn't matter because you already have one.
MIt's not the same! The 268 streak is the bar, and a hundred is well short of it. Why is that the headline?
LBecause he's doing it again after the record ended! Most players go cold once; they never start another run like this.
MBut that 268 streak ended in 2023. Now he's at a hundred. That just tells me he's still Steph Curry.
LExactly! That's the point! Defenses have spent years selling out to stop exactly one shot, and he still hits it every night.
MYou're romanticizing it. This is like giving a guy credit for hitting .300 when he already hit .400.
LNo, because the league changed. He was pulling from deep back then, but now teams are doubling him at half court. A hundred now is harder than a hundred then.
MYou really think a hundred now is harder than a hundred during the 2018 to 2023 run? The spacing is better, shooters get more looks.
LBetter spacing means more chasers, not easier. Defenders fly at him because they know the offense runs through him.
MOkay, the consistency is dumb. A hundred games without one single off night is nuts.
LRight. And he's not just standing in the corner. He's the entire game plan.
MFine, I'll give him the consistency. But I'm not calling a hundred straight bigger than 268.
LNobody's saying bigger. We're saying it's a new reminder that nobody else even has two streaks on that list.
MThat's the part I can't argue. The list is his own personal leaderboard.
LAnd the 268 ending in 2023 only made people think that run was the peak. A hundred already says the peak has a sequel.
MI wouldn't call it a sequel. It's the same movie.
LSame movie, longer runtime.
MThink about what a hundred straight takes. One road back-to-back, a bad ankle, one late game where he's benched. Any one of those ends it.
LExactly why it's not just his normal. It's him constantly answering the same question.
MBut that's what makes the 268 streak the real monster. Years of never having an off night.
LFine, but the leaderboard is the part that keeps getting me.
MYou keep saying that like we didn't already know he's the greatest shooter alive.
LBecause the post is a hundred straight games, and you're yawning like it's a Tuesday.
MIt is a Tuesday for Curry. That's the whole argument— his Tuesday is historic, and we've normalized it.
LThen maybe we should un-normalize it! A hundred straight games with a three is not normal because one dude did it longer.
MFine, I'll un-normalize it. But I still put the 268 streak on its own island.
LGood, that's where it belongs. I just want people to realize the current run is still insane.
MDifferent sport, same electricity. The NFL posted on X that Dylan Laube took a kick back 95 yards, and it's the Week 8 Madden NFL moment.
LA kick return like that— purest shot of adrenaline in football.
MIt's the one play where the design goes out the window and the returner has to trust the wall.
LI saw that return. He hits it full speed and doesn't hesitate. That's why these plays get the Madden treatment.
MI love that the league gives those to returners. A 95-yard return should be its own trophy.
LDon't start handing out hardware for one return. If you return one, your job is to not get caught.
MI'd have fair caught it. That's why I'm in this chair.
LYou can't teach the vision on that return. One cut, full send.
MThe blocking had to be perfect too. One missed assignment and that's a tackle at the fifteen.
LThat's what makes it a team highlight, not just a Laube highlight.