On today's show, there was a Warriors record Steph Curry didn't hold, so he went out and grabbed it in style.

The Bulls gave up another fourth quarter lead, yikes, and I compare each member of NSYNC to a player on the Utah Jazz.

Yes, it needed to be done. Let me take you through the schedule from Monday night

in the association. Hey, I'm Tasmellis, and this is what you need to know in the NBA for Tuesday,

April 13.

What's up, everybody? I started watching Warriors Nuggets and I was just astonished with the

wizardry from both teams. They were just utilizing every inch of the cord. I was just saddled

into my couch. I was enjoying every single second. Pick your poison with Nicola Yokic. Go after him.

I'm sure. He'll find guys. It was just a utilization

of those 94 feet that I was just appreciating. I was just loving it. And then the focus turned

to Steph Curry because he was lighting it up, doing his thing, dancing on everyone, gliding

with the ball, crossover, step back, behind the back, behind the three point line. I think he

knew this was a special

night coming in and wanted to take hold of the Warriors record book in style. Because in that first

half, he surpassed Will Chamberlain for the franchise lead in points. Yeah, Will Chamberlain scored a lot

of points for the Philadelphia and then the San Francisco Warriors. When asked about achieving the milestone, a player, or achieving a milestone, excuse me, a player will always say, when I hang them up, I'll look back and think about what I've accomplished. Curry said, you know what? I'm going to appreciate this one. I'm going to take it all in. He said, I'm going to think about this one. And he did. He soaked it all in from the sideline. So let's stop to appreciate what Steph is doing

in his career. Curry had 30 first half points against the nuggets on his way to 53 on the night. He hit

10 three-pointers, something he has done 18 times in his career. He's hit 10 plus

threes 18 times in his career. No one else has done it more than five. On Twitter, Stapmews used

the real estate perfectly to emphasize the point visually. I'll try and do it orally. Steph has

hit 10-3s in a game 18 times. No one has done it

17 times or 16 times or 15 times or 14 or 13 or 12 or 11 or 10 or 9 or 8 or 7 or 6.

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