On December 14, 2021, the Golden State Warriors visited Madison Square Garden to play the New York Knicks with Stephen Curry just two three-pointers behind Ray Allen for tops in NBA history. It took Steph just a few minutes into the first quarter to not only tie Allen's mark, but hit his third trey to take over sole possession of the record with 2,974 career triples. The record-setting shot came at the 7:32 mark on a patented sharp cut off a high pick and quick release that hit nothing but nylon. The Warriors superstar broke the incredible record in only 789 games — 511 fewer than it took Allen (1,300) to reach the milestone. The Dubs took care of business that night on their way to the 2022 NBA title by beating the Knicks 105-96 as Curry dropped a team-high 22 points on 5-14 from distance.

Offered is an offical scorecard from that historic game autographed by the greatest shooter of all time on the bottom in 8-9/10 bold black marker. The large signature would be perfect if not for his initial weak streak of the Sharpie pen used. The "National Basketball Association Official Scorer's Report Final Box" (as labeled iat the top) was procured right after the game from a stack printed out and distributed only to select members of the team's PR/media staff and press members covering the historic game that evening. The signed 8.5" x 11"scorecard has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA in a jumbo holder for ideal display.