Warriors point guard Steph Curry clinched his second career scoring title on Sunday against the Grizzlies to cap off a historic year and put himself in some elite company.
Curry, who won his first scoring title in 2016, was averaging 31.8 points per game heading into Sunday and needed just three points to keep the title out of the hands of Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal's (31.3 ppg).
The 33-year-old scored the title-winning bucket on a baseline floater.
Curry and Michael Jordan are now the only players in NBA history who have won a scoring title after turning 33 years old.