On Thursday evening, the Golden State Warriors will play the Orlando Magic in Florida.

During the game, Steph Curry has an excellent chance to make NBA history.

The two-time MVP is just five points away from passing Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing (24,815) for 26th on the all-time scoring list.

For reference, Curry comes into play with averages of 23.3 points, 4.4 rebounds, 6.1 assists and 1.0 steals per contest while shooting 43.9% from the field and 38.7% from the three-point range in 49 games.

At nearly 37, Curry made his 11th NBA All-Star Game.

The Warriors are currently the eighth seed in the Western Conference with a 31-27 record in 58 games.

They have gone 7-3 over their last ten (and are in the middle of a four-game winning streak).

Most recently, the Warriors beat the Charlotte Hornets by a score of 128-92.

Curry finished with 15 points, four rebounds, six assists and one steal while shooting 6/14 from the field and 2/9 from the three-point range in just 24 minutes of playing time.

As for Orlando, they are the seventh seed in the Eastern Conference with a 29-31 record in 60 games.

They have gone 5-5 over their last ten.

Via Anthony Slater of The Athletic on Tuesday: “Warriors crush the Hornets: 128-92. That’s 3-0 out of the break and 6-1 with Jimmy Butler. They’re within a half-game of the 6th spot in a jammed up West. Favorable five-game road trip next: at Magic, Sixers, Hornets, Knicks and Nets.”

The Golden State Warriors have officially etched their name in NBA history by becoming just the fifth franchise to reach 3,000 regular-season wins. This milestone is a testament to the team’s enduring success, from the early days in Philadelphia to their modern dynasty led by Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green. Through decades of ups and downs, the Warriors have built a legacy of resilience, innovation, and dominance, with their recent championship runs under Steve Kerr solidifying their place among the league’s elite.

This historic achievement comes at a time when the Warriors are fighting to remain contenders in a highly competitive Western Conference. While their current season has seen struggles, the franchise’s culture of excellence continues to shine. The 3,000-win mark is not just a number—it’s a reflection of the organization’s commitment to greatness, fueled by legendary players and unforgettable moments. As the Warriors push forward, this milestone serves as both a reminder of their storied past and a motivator for future success.