Skip to main content

The Golden State Warriors were in New York City playing the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday evening, and during the game Steph Curry made NBA history.    

The two-time MVP broke the NBA's three-point record that was held by Ray Allen. 

Chris Paul of the Phoenix Suns sent out a tweet congratulating the Warriors star, and Paul's tweet can be seen in a tweet that is embedded below from his Twitter account. 

The Warriors won the game 105-96 to improve their record to 23-5, which is the best in the NBA.     

The Suns have 21 wins on the season, which is the second most wins in the NBA. 

As for the Knicks, they began their season 5-1, but are now just 12-16 in their first 28 games.   

  • DEROZAN PASSES JORDAN ON A LIST FOR THE BULLS: DeMar DeRozan and the Chicago Bulls have been on a roll to start the new season as one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference. DeRozan is a four-time All-Star, and in his first season in Chicago, he recently passed Hall of Famer Michael Jordan on a franchise-record list. CLICK HERE.
  • STEPH AND THE WARRIORS ARE ON FIRE: The Golden State Warriors have not made the playoffs in two seasons, but that appears likely to change this season. They are on fire to start the season led by superstar guard Steph Curry and have one of the best records in the entire NBA. . CLICK HERE.