Steph Curry reached yet another historic scoring milestone on Friday as his Golden State Warriors maintained their on-court improvement since the NBA’s trade deadline earlier this month.

The Golden State Warriors know their time with guard Steph Curry is coming to an end in the next few seasons, so trading for Jimmy Butler was a significant move in showing him the organization cares about trying to go for one more run.

Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors defeated the Sacramento Kings 132-108 on Friday night, improving to 29-27 on the season. The Warriors sit at No. 9 in the Western Conference standings, having won back-to-back games. During their win over the Kings, Curry reached a historic milestone in his NBA career.

Steph Curry put up seven points, one rebound, six assists and two steals while shooting 2/3 from the field and 1/2 from the three-point range in his first 17 minutes of playing time. The future Hall of Famer also reached a career milestone by becoming the 33rd player in NBA history to reach 6,

Stephen Curry zooms in transition to get easy fast-break points for the Warriors.

On top of an incredible performance from Curry to win the All-Star Game, the Warriors superstar made history. With his MVP performance, Curry becomes the oldest guard in NBA history to win All-Star Game MVP, and the second oldest player to ever win the award, trailing Shaquille O'Neal by just one week.

Warriors guard Steph Curry scored 20 points to reach another career milestone in Golden State's win over the Sacramento Kings on Friday night.