Analyzing guard performance

I want to consider the conditions necessary for evaluating guard efficiency over the years, focusing on metrics like usage, minutes, and scoring averages. I'll create a historical list of older guards who had notable seasons. Michael Jordan (age 34-35) and a few others like Allen Iverson and Damian Lillard are key examples. I’ll also look into whether Stephen Curry could break MJ's record for older guards averaging over 28 points, which he could do if he maintains the right shooting percentages and usage rates.Evaluating scoring potential

I want to do some basic calculations for point production based on Curry's shooting profile: if he attempts 12 three-pointers at 40%, that’s about 14.4 points. If he makes 4 free throws at 92%, that's an additional 3.7 points. With 7 two-point attempts at 55%, he adds 7.7 points. Altogether, that gives around 25.8 points, but he needs to reach 28. Therefore, I should explore scenarios that could help him increase his attempts. Also, factors like minutes and roster changes could affect his scoring. Lastly, I’ll consider Jordan’s record as the oldest guard averaging 28+.