With just over seven minutes left in the Golden State Warriors’ clash against the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday, Steph Curry produced something rarely seen in his long, glittering career as he dunked for the first time in six years and perhaps for the last time too.

Steph Curry said tonight was the last dunk of his career: “I’m calling it right now.” He pointed at Jerry Stackhouse after it because Stackhouse asked him to dunk at shootaround today. He said his knees have been feeling well enough to try it. pic.twitter.com/Qr1UqwKIhI

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry explained why his first dunk in six years will 'probably' be his last after the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Warriors.

Hield quickly passed it to Curry for what usually would be a breakaway layup. Except, for the first time since 2019, Curry threw down a one-handed dunk as Golden State fans at Wells Fargo Center roared.

Steph Curry showed off some of his hops late in the Golden State Warriors' Saturday clash against the Philadelphia 76ers. The Warriors trailed the Sixers

Steph Curry on Saturday dunked for the first time in six years, and the Golden State Warriors star is confident he’ll never do it again.

Stephen Curry returned to his roots to land an unconventional second job. According to ESPN's Shams Charania, Curry will become the first active player from any major U.S. professional sports league to join an NCAA's administration.

Heading into the Detroit Pistons’ matchup with the Golden State Warriors Saturday, all eyes were on Steph Curry. While he wasn’t able to cross the final team off his historic checklist, the two-time MVP did reach another big career milestone.

The Golden State Warriors have been transformed by the Jimmy Butler trade; they have gone 11-1 with Butler in the lineup, and Butler’s presence seems to have helped Stephen Curry the most. Curry has been on a tear as of late,