LeBron James and Stephen Curry have been arguably the two greatest basketball players of the last dozen years or so. Both have been absolutely special in their own ways, and many feel both have helped change the way the NBA game is played.

Stephen Curry is highly regarded as the greatest shooter in NBA history. While this statement is subjective, the historical numbers are hard to argue with. Curry entered Wednesday night's home matchup with the San Antonio Spurs averaging a league-high 4.

Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors has continued to make history with his ability to make 3-pointers. On Wednesday, he recorded another season with 300 makes from beyond the arc.

The Memphis Grizzlies are in the heat of that race, currently sitting at the bottom of a four-way tie for the fifth seed. If a team isn’t in the top six, it will have to play at least one postseason play-in game.

Grizzlies 124, Hornets 100. The Grizzlies defeated the Hornets, 124-100. Grizzlies win their third in a row and move to 47-32 while the Hornets fall to 19-60.