Nov. 2 | Largest win-margin over a campaign’s first four games

With blowout victories over the New Orleans Pelicans (twice), Houston Rockets and Memphis Grizzlies to start the year, Golden State kicked off its quest for another ring by tallying the largest win-margin ever (100 points) over a team’s first four contests.

Dec. 5 | Best-ever start to a season

Taking down the Toronto Raptors, 112-109, the Warriors clinched the best start to a season of any professional sports team ever, at 21-0. They’d eventually reach 24-0 before falling to the Milwaukee Bucks on Dec. 12.

Feb. 10 | Best-ever All-Star break record 

The defending champs breezed into All-Star Weekend with a 48-4 record — the best record at the break in league history.

Feb. 27 | Quickest playoff berth ever

Golden State officially clinched a postseason spot on Feb. 27, doing so more quickly than any team ever had before. There were nearly two months remaining in the regular season at the time of the berth.

Feb. 27 | Most single-season threes by one player

Pouring in 12 triples in one game, Curry became the sole owner of the single-season three-point record. Who’d he knock off that top spot? Himself. Naturally — somehow unsurprisingly — Curry now holds the top three spots, all time. 

March 7 | First player to hit 300 threes in one campaign

In a win over the Orlando Magic, Curry dropped his 300th trey of the year — becoming the first player in league lore to do so.

March 7 | Longest-ever home court winning streak

In that same victory, Curry’s team became the first ever to tally 45 consecutive regular season home victories, a streak that extends back to its 2014-2015 campaign. The Bulls Of Old had previously held the record, winning 44 straight in the mid-90s. As of today, the Warriors have won 53 consecutive regular season matchups at Oracle Arena.

March 25 | Most threes in one game

Thanks to a helping hand from the Dallas Mavericks, the two teams combined for the most made triples in single-game history (39). Again, Golden State broke its own benchmark. It had been just 14 days since the Warriors and the Portland Trail Blazers had scratched their names onto that long-distance record with 37.

March 25 | Team record for threes hit in one season

With their spate of made threes that night (21), the Warriors nabbed the league’s single-season record for treys as well (933).

March 27 | First teammate duo to drain 600 threes

The Splash Brothers swished and splashed their way to another downtown first: With nine threes made against the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday, Thompson and Curry became the first pair of teammates to combine for 600 triples in one year. 

We still don’t know whether Golden State will top Chicago’s win-loss record. But it’s already clear that Curry and his 2015-2016 Warriors will decorate the NBA’s record book for some time.