The Warriors returned home for the first time on Monday following Stephen Curry's historic evening in Madison Square Garden the previous week. It was the first time the home crowd saw Curry take the floor in their home court after breaking the all-time three-point record and unsurprisingly, Dub Nation welcomed him back in tremendous fashion.

Curry received a standing ovation from the capacity crowd as he checked into Monday's game against the Sacramento Kings. Warriors fans showed their love to Curry after he officially established himself as the GOAT shooter (h/t NBA TV on Twitter):

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It was a hero's welcome for Curry as Warriors supporters showered him with cheers. We did not expect anything less from Dub Nation.

Curry shattered the all-time three-point record last week after hitting his 2,974th triple. The former back-to-back MVP surpassed Hall of Famer Ray Allen to take the top spot in this historic list. Curry still has a lot of gas left in the tank and it is widely expected that he will be able to distance himself from Allen by quite a margin once he calls it a career. Right now, there no longer is any doubt as to who the greatest shooter of all time truly is.

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