Thursday evening marked a special moment for the NBA, as Steph Curry became the first player in league history to reach 4,000 three-pointers. Following that major achievement, head coach Steve Kerr was asked how many threes Curry could score before retirement.

With a victory over the Sacramento Kings, Kerr notched his 557th regular-season win, tying franchise legend Al Attles for the most in team history. On a night packed with memorable moments, the Warriors once again turned an ordinary game into a piece of basketball history.

Steve Kerr isn't terribly worried about Stephen Curry's new job but he's still a bit cautious. On Monday, Curry agreed to be an assistant general manager for basketball at Davidson, where he played three collegiate seasons.