Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green have taken the Warriors to the next level, and even as the seventh seed in the West, they are championship contenders. In Game 1 of the highly anticipated series,

It was at one point in the third quarter that Curry made NBA history, though. This is after the former back-to-back MVP knocked down his 1,336th field goal in the postseason, thereby allowing him to climb the list for the all-time leaders in playoff field goals made.

His scoring against Houston pushed Curry past Scottie Pippen on the NBA's all-time points list for the postseason. Curry is now 17th all time with 1,336 and counting in the immediate aftermath of passing Pippen (1,335).