Stephen Curry was his usual, highly combustible self against the Denver Nuggets on Thursday night. The Golden State Warriors point guard poured in an easy 34 points on the night, with three of them in particular helping him make history.

The Warriors star sank this nasty three just a step off the Nuggets logo, which officially gave him 20,000 points for his career.

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Stephen Curry was nothing but grateful after the game as he reveled in the gravity of his accomplishment.

“A wise man once said, ‘celebrate all the little moments that happen,’” Curry said after the Warriors win. “I’ve done something that only 48 other people have done at this level and that’s pretty crazy. I’m going to enjoy it for sure.”

“This whole year has kinda been a steady reminder of just how blessed I am to play this game at the highest level, to be healthy, still enjoy the game and still love what I do,” the Warriors star continued. ”I don’t see that changing any time soon but also, just a reminder that all the work you put in, everybody that helped you get to this point.”

Even with 20,000 immortalized in the box scores, Golden State Warriors fans sure hope there are thousands more to come as Stephen Curry continues to play at an All-NBA level.