Stephen Curry has always been the face of the Golden State Warriors, but now, with Jimmy Butler by his side, he’s proving just how great he truly is. Since Butler’s arrival, Curry has taken his game to another level,

Curry now trails Philadelphia 76ers legends Allen Iverson (8,467) and Hal Greer (8,504) for 32nd and 31st on the NBA's all-time field goals made list, respectively. Kareem Abdul-Jaabar still holds the record for most field goals made with 15,837, one of the few records LeBron James (15,320) has not broken.

The Golden State Warriors host the Dallas Mavericks in a storyline-packed Sunday afternoon showdown. While it's another return to the Bay Area for Klay Thompson

Kyrie Irving and Stephen Curry addressed playing against each other following the Warriors-Mavericks game on Wednesday.

Curry needed help, and the Warriors were quick to do so. General manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. went out and landed Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat. Since Butler made his Warriors debut, the club has posted a 5-1 record. They are now 30-27 after a recent 126-102 win over the Dallas Mavericks.

Stephen Curry didn't anoint himself the "Petty King" for nothing. The Warriors star never forgets, and his pettiness was on full display Sunday during his team's 126-102 blowout win over the Mavericks.

The Dallas Mavericks played the Golden State Warriors on Sunday night, and the game was almost never close, as the Warriors went on to win 126-102 on the day of Andre Iguodala's jersey retirement. Dallas had the early 9-4 lead,