Steph Curry already is in the top five all-time in made 3-pointers, but he's quite a bit further down on the NBA's all-time scoring list.
On Sunday in Brooklyn, Curry passed two former Warriors for 144th place on that list.
Curry entered the game with 14,636 points, eight behind Jamaal Wilkes and Jason Richardson, who both finished their careers with 14,644.
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With his 3-pointer at the 4:42 mark in the first quarter, Curry passed both former Warriors first-round draft picks.
Next on the NBA list for Curry is Hall of Famer Dan Issel, who is within reach in this game. Issel scored 14,659 points during his NBA career. He also had 12,823 ABA points, so his career total is a bit higher.
If Curry stays healthy this season, he could vault up into the top 110 on the NBA's all-time scoring list.