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.

Steve Kerr made franchise history in the Golden State Warriors' victory over the Sacramento Kings on Thursday.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr shared his thoughts on Jonathan Kuminga's return and how he’ll mesh with Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler in teams's revamped lineup.

Kerr received a technical foul in the third quarter of the Warriors' 119-101 win over the Hornets on Monday night after becoming irate when what he viewed as an obvious travel wasn’t called.

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.

When Steve Kerr became the head coach of the Golden State Warriors in 2014 after Mark Jackson, he inherited a team with young, rising stars like Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green. Many expected this team to be good,

Stephen Curry has made history yet again by becoming the first player to hit 4,000 3-pointers in the NBA. No one could have even imagined 15-20 years ago that a player would ever get to 4,000, and Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr believes Curry has plenty more threes left in him.

The Golden State Warriors look like legitimate contenders once again, and Steph Curry is apparently feeling invigorated by it.

Only a handful of teams can turn a routine Thursday night into a historic basketball moment, and Stephen Curry has been on one of them since he entered the league. By now, he’s no stranger to the spotlight.