Curry breaks record, Warriors beat Knicks

'Twas a good game, but Golden State just too much for New York

It was one of those nights that you want to remember. The Golden State Warriors handled a pesky New York Knicks team, but that wasn’t the story of the night. Stephen Curry broke the record for most three-pointers made — and will now spend the rest of his career breaking his own record.

Here’s the play. A very basic Kerr set with a lot of motion that allows Curry to break free just enough for Andrew Wiggins to pass him the fateful pass.

Anthony Slater @anthonyVslater

The Steph Curry record breaking 3 in MSG. An extended hug with Draymond Green after.

It happened early. In fact, Curry’s first three came before I even had a chance to turn on the TV. But he only needed two.

Here’s another angle. Bask in it. Soak it up.

Joe Viray @JoeVirayNBA

Steph Curry's 2,974 career regular-season three, breaking Ray Allen's record and becoming the all-time three-point god.

The game may have been a bit closer than expected, but the final result was that the Warriors held the Knicks under 100 points, and have won another game, primarily through the strength of their defense.

Bonta Hill @BontaHill

The Bay Area now has the following records: - most home runs - most receiving yards and TD’s - most stolen bases - most 3s made in NBA history Congrats, Stephen Curry.

The Warriors will now get a well deserved break before taking on another back-to-back on the East Coast. For now, the schedule is clear, and we can all take a moment to savor the taste of greatness.

Thank you, Stephen Curry. This is one hell of a fun ride you’ve got us on.

Alex @dbs408

2,974.