While acknowledging Christmas Day is a massive showcase for the NBA's best players, Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry doesn't have a lot of fond recollections from the holiday.

Caleb Williams did his best Stephen Curry with a game-tying touchdown pass in the Bears' matchup against the Packers on Saturday night.

Stephen Curry has long been one of the game’s most gifted scorers, and even at 37, he’s still finding new ways to shine. His latest milestone came off the back of a 48-point night against Portland.

It's been a long journey since Stephen Curry walked off the court of the 2019 NBA Finals. He's missed almost a full season with a broke hand and had been the topic of endless debates about whether or not he can still perform at an MVP talent level.

Curry and James met in four straight NBA Finals from 2015 to 2018, with Golden State coming on top in three of them. Kevin Durant’s arrival in 2016 tipped the scales massively in one direction, but Pierce didn’t take that into account.

Stephen Curry stuns the crowd with an unbelievable trick shot, sending the entire arena into chaos with his jaw-dropping skill.

“Chef Curry” recalled a conversation he had with his dad, Dell, a 16-year NBA veteran known for his sweet shooting, and came to a realization of the kind of impact he has had on the game.