Steph Curry had 11 points, two rebounds and one assist while shooting 4/8 from the field and 3/6 from the three-point range in his first 16 minutes of playing time. Curry also made NBA history by moving ahead of Reggie Theus (6,

Golden State Warriors fans are reacting passionately to an offensive fouled called on Stephen Curry during the Warriors' Thursday matchup against the Brooklyn Nets. Off a routine inbound pass, Nets' Keon Johnson drew an offensive on Curry in the backcourt, which sparked various responses from fans on social media.

To make matters worse, with a 5-0 start from the Nets, key guard Brandin Podziemski -- who is emerging as of late -- left the game in crucial pain within the first two minutes of the contest. The Warriors wing was playing defense before holding his lower back and heading straight for the locker room.

Steve Kerr passionately argues that Stephen Curry is the greatest player in NBA history; however, a crucial catch must also be considered.

Golden State is second in the league in defensive rating since the All-Star break and has held five of its last eight foes to 102 points or less. The Warriors are coming off a game where they limited the Knicks to 102 points on 24% shooting from deep and now they face a Brooklyn Nets squad that struggles offensively.

With the Warriors trailing by eight points with just seconds remaining on the clock, Curry nailed another must-see jumper from long distance to end the first half. From over 35 fe