Stephen Curry opens up on possible 2027 Three-Point Contest appearance

That answer alone should have fans circling the calendar.

Stephen Curry’s shooting speaks for itself

Curry has entered the NBA All-Star Three-Point Contest seven times from 2010-2021 and won it twice. He first showed up as a 21-year-old rookie in Dallas in 2010, pushing Paul Pierce to the wire before finishing second with 17 points.

In 2015 at Madison Square Garden, nobody touched him. He caught fire in the final round, dropped a then-record 27 points, hit 13 straight shots and turned the Garden into a frenzy. He had his first title.

Toronto in 2016 went the other way. He finished second with 23 points, just behind teammate Klay Thompson's 27. Charlotte in 2019 stung, too. Curry put up 24 in the final and still lost, with Joe Harris edging him out at 26.

Atlanta in 2021 was a reminder of what he is. He opened with a record-setting 31 points in the first round. In the finale, he trailed Mike Conley late, then drained his last money ball to finish with 28 and win by one. Second title, different decade.

He holds the all-time single-round record of 31. He's the only player to win the contest in two different decades. He shares the single-rack record at 25-for-25, has put up multiple 27-point final rounds and averages 23.4 points across all his appearances.

What keeps Curry in these conversations is not just the records, though.

Every year, he shows back up and puts those doubts to rest. Injuries have come and gone. Teammates have come and gone. His shot hasn't gone anywhere. He keeps pulling from deep, keeps filling the net, and the standard he set keeps standing.