Golden State Warriors Steph Curry on Chasing the NBA Regular Season Wins Record

The point guard scored 26 points in the 2016 NBA All-Star Game.

Curry, 27, closed out the 2016 NBA All-Star Game in Toronto Sunday night by sinking a half-court shot, ending the game with 26 points.

“I don’t know how many times you’re going to be in the position to chase a historical record like that and be a team that everyone remembers,” Curry said. “We’ll go after it, but getting the [NBA] championship would be much more important.”

While Curry makes headlines on the basketball court, his 3-year-old daughter, Riley, became an overnight sensation when she started attending her dad’s post-game news conferences.

“She’s got so much personality and just so much fun about her,” Curry said, describing his daughter as “full of energy.”

Curry says he is not yet ready for the day when a suitor for Riley comes knocking on the door, telling Palmer he’ll “do all the background checks and the stern presence.”

Curry also revealed what life is like off the basketball court, at home with the Currys. Though his wife, Ayesha, runs a popular food blog, Curry revealed there is one dish in which he specializes.

“It’s an Italian sausage and egg noodle pasta,” Curry said. “Five ingredients. 15 minutes. I keep it simple. Knock it out and let the family enjoy and then you’ll have that tomorrow and the next day, the next day, the next day.”

Curry has also played golf with Obama, admitting the U.S. Secret Service threw off his game.

“The only thing that was a little intimidating was the Secret Service,” Curry said. “We lost a match. I did blame it on the Secret Service and he’s used to that kind of environment and I’m not.

“We need a rematch and we can call it square.”