Steph Curry hit back-to-back triples midway through the third quarter and hit the night-night celebration, then hit a tough runner in the lane as the lead was back up to 23, and giving Curry 16 points in the quarter. That would give Golden State a 100-75 lead heading into the 4th.

Stephen Curry scored 30 points, and the Golden State Warriors beat the Dallas Mavericks 126-102. The Warriors have won five of six and improved to 5-1 since trading for Jimmy Butler, who made his home debut and finished with 8 points.

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.

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Jimmy Butler’s first home game as a Warrior turned into such a rout that Steph Curry called ‘Night, Night’ in the third quarter.