Curry, who is averaging 23.3 points per game this season, scored 34 against the Bulls before dropping 38 on the Bucks. As a team, Golden State is 18th in the NBA in scoring at 112.2 points per game, and have scored 128.5 on average in the two games with Butler.

For what it's worth, that's not the only history Steph Curry made against the Bucks. With his scoring production, he also became just the fourth player, aged 36 years old or older, to have four straight 30-point games. Curry joined LeBron James, Michael Jordan and Karl Malone in the exclusive club.

Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and the Warriors face their most important four-game stretch that will directly impact their playoff chances.