On a night where Stephen Curry was at his best, no record was safe. The Warriors superstar passed Lebron James and Wilt Chamberlain in the record books on his way to 52 points and 12 3-pointers. But his most impressive feat came at the expense of a player you might be familiar with: Michael Jordan.

What happened Tuesday night in The Association will be something fans will be talking about for a very long time. On one hand, there was Stephen Curry’s

The Grizzlies’ flaws on the defensive end have left them reeling over the past few weeks and came back to bite them again.

Nikola Jokic scored 61 points, the most in the NBA this season, but it wasn’t enough as the Nuggets fell 140-139 to the Timberwolves in double overtime Tuesday night in Denver. Nickeil Alexander-Walker hit two of three free throws with 0.1 seconds remaining to spoil the Nuggets’ superstar’s big night.

NBA fans were a spoiled bunch Tuesday night. After Stephen Curry went off for 52 points to help the Golden State Warriors beat the Memphis Grizzlies, 134-125, they saw Nikola Jokic explode for a career-high 61 points before the end of the evening,

Warriors get key win behind Stephen Curry’s brilliant night, Wolves overcome Nikola Jokić career-high 61 in a double-overtime thriller.

During the Warriors’ ongoing two-week road trip from Atlanta to Los Angeles, Curry found time to step away from the court.

Golden State Warriors All-Star Stephen Curry rejoined his teammates Monday in Miami after suffering a pelvic contusion Thursday night.

Curry, who has averaged 24.2 points this season, missed the Warriors' previous two games because of a left pelvic contusion. The injury occurred during a victory over Toronto on March 20 in which Curry scored 17 points in 25 minutes. Golden State lost each of the past two games Curry missed, dropping to 7-5 when he doesn't play.