Even the superstars need that reinforcement, and that's how Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry feels with Jimmy Butler on his team. When Butler was traded to the Warriors, it sparked some concern from outsiders. However, the immediate impacts are too evident to deny.

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.

As Golden State walked away with a 132-111 win over the Bulls, Butler wasn't the only star for the Warriors tonight. Steph Curry led the game with 34 points to go with eight made threes. Additionally, he made NBA history in the process.