Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry continues to make his age look irrelevant. The 38-year-old guard has maintained a remarkable scoring pace, leaving head coach Steve Kerr searching for words to describe his longevity.

Following Golden State's overtime victory against the Orlando Magic, a reporter asked Kerr to guess Curry's age based solely on his performances.

Kerr delivered a hilarious response when asked how old Curry looked on the court.

“I don't know. 30? 29? He's something,” Kerr said, drawing laughter with his assessment of the veteran superstar.

The exchange came after Curry scored 41 points in Golden State's 126-119 overtime victory over Orlando. He also contributed six rebounds and six assists while shooting 13-of-19 from the field.

Curry knocked down five three-pointers and converted all 10 of his free throws. His performance offered another reminder of his ability to dominate despite approaching his 39th birthday.

The two-time MVP has consistently challenged expectations about how long elite guards can maintain their production. His shooting range, conditioning, and movement continue to create problems for opposing defenses.

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Earlier this season, Curry also delivered a perfect shooting performance against the Denver Nuggets. He finished that contest with 24 points without missing a field goal or free throw.

Kerr has witnessed Curry's greatness throughout their championship partnership. However, the coach's latest reaction suggests even he remains amazed by his star's longevity.

For Warriors fans, Curry's continued excellence provides plenty of encouragement. Golden State still relies heavily on its franchise cornerstone, whose performances show little to no indication of slowing down.