The legend behind one of the best shooters to ever play the game continues. On Monday against the Los Angeles Lakers, Stephen Curry just made history for the Golden State Warriors as he broke the franchise record for most assists in the team's history.

With his second assist of the night, Curry has now reached the top of the assists leader board in Warriors' history, dishing out a total of 4,856 dimes to pass the late Guy Rodgers.

Take a bow, Steph.

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The two-time MVP and three-time NBA champ has been one of the best examples of the modern-day point guard. Though Stephen Curry has made a living with his long-range bombs and ultimately changed the game with his incredible shooting, passing has been one of the more underrated assets of the 33-year-old's game.

Steph has tallied over six assists per game in his entire career over a span of 700-plus games. With that said, accomplishments like this only remind us all that the seven-time All-Star is also a walking dime. It's worth wondering how silent the group chat is of all the Curry haters?

Steph has had a HOF-worthy career and will go down in history as one of the best players in his generation. Now, he has another chip to carry on his brawny shoulders as he continues to lead the Warriors franchise to new heights.