Another day, another Stephen Curry record. On Sunday, the Golden State Warriors superstar set an insane record against the Sacramento Kings to continue his meteoric run this April.

The seven-time All-Star knocked down three after three to put himself in NBA history for the most ever triples converted in a calendar month.

After another triple in the second quarter, Curry has recorded his 83rd three in the month to cement the historic feat (via Warriors Twitter).

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Stephen Curry has been nothing short of incredible these past few weeks. The tw0-time MVP has put his team back on the map and despite their depleted line-up, the Warriors are now poised to contend for a playoff spot. Though they might have to go through a play-in tournament after the regular season, it sure looks that it won't really matter for Curry as long as his team gets a shot.

The 33-year-old is shooting lights out from the field again this season for the Warriors. Curry has now put himself in a position to finish with another 50-40-90 shooting clip for the first time since his unanimous MVP season back in 2015-16. He's now sitting on a 48.9 percent shooting clip from deep, while making 57.5 percent from the two-point range and 92.4 percent from the charity stripe.

Curry's 80+ 3-point tally this month has been absolutely insane and has further cemented his case as the best shooter to ever play in the NBA. Let's be real though, was there any doubt that Curry will break shooting records like this?

Also, the Warriors have two more games before April ends!