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pull question, all of that coming up. It took a few games, maybe a few games longer than we thought,

but Steph finally broke the three point record last night hitting five threes in the win over the nicks.

He moves past the Hall of Famer Ray Allen's decade long record and he made it on his second three.

He broke the story at the Mecca of basketball Madison Square Garden and the garden when he started to think about all the great memories.

Red G Miller had eight points in nine seconds. Red G on the call last night with TNT.

Kobe goes for 61. That was back in 2009. Michael Jordan's famous double nickel game.

Willis Reed playing her against the Lakers in the NBA finals.

The NBA grades of all had moments at Madison Square Garden.

Usually it's the opposition having great moments at the garden.

Last night's performance gives Steph Curry two great moments there.

I go back to that 2013 game and really it was an NBA coming out party for him.

He had 54 against the nicks.

Eight years later that little kid from Davidson was back and this time it wasn't to announce his arrival to the NBA.

It was to cement his status as the greatest shooter of all time.

Here's Steph Curry after the game.

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