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I'll be joined by Bram Hilsman on today's show to break down last night's win and discuss Steph Curry's ascending to the top of the Warriors' all-time leaderboards with a scintillating performance against the Nuggets.

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Steph Curry on Monday became the Warriors' all-time scoring leader, passing Wilk Chamberlain's previous record of 17,783 points.

And other than all of the history around this and the fact that it came in a 53 point performance

and a big win over the Nuggets, this is just really cool, I think, for Warriors fans.

And when I need a true Warriors fans perspective, I call Bram Hilsen of the popular Warriors podcast, Warriors Huddle. And Bram,

I know you were watching last night's game. Take me through your night, watching Steph Break

Wilts record and just sort of the emotions that you were feeling. It was a interesting

evening. My emotions were all over the place. So to be honest with you, man,

I'm still not totally over to Wiseman injury. You know, I was all excited to watch this guy develop.

And after he goes down with the torn meniscus and we are hearing that he's probably out for the full year,

I enter into last night's game, kind of pissy.

You know, I knew how close Steph was,

and I was excited to see him achieve that milestone,

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