Stephen Curry made 10 three-pointers against the Memphis Grizzlies on December 30, 2017.
Playing for the Golden State Warriors, Curry hit 10 of 13 attempts from three-point range and scored 38 points in a 141–128 victory. The performance came in his return from an ankle injury, and his shooting immediately restored the long-range attack for which he was famous.
Curry also shot 13 of 17 overall and added six rebounds and three assists in only about 26 minutes. His 10 made threes were a season high at that point and formed the largest part of his scoring total: 30 of his 38 points came from beyond the arc.
The number refers to three-pointers made, not attempts. Curry tried 13 long-range shots and converted 10, a remarkable 76.9% success rate. It was also a single-game performance, not his total for the month or season. The Warriors’ 141 points made the game one of the highest-scoring contests of that NBA season.