Stephen Curry scored 24 points and moved within two 3-pointers of becoming the first player in NBA history with 4,000, Jimmy Butler had a triple-double, and the surging Golden State Warriors won their fifth straight game by beating the Portland Trail Blazers 130-120.

Not many people have played with a teammate who scored 50 points in a game, and Jimmy Butler was one of them until Curry broke that drought.

The Warriors have also helped their cause by cranking up the pressure they apply on the defensive end, conceding just 98.6 points-per-100 in Jimmy/no-Steph minutes — and a downright suffocating 93.3 points-per-100 when Butler shares those minutes with Green and Podziemski in a frenetic, tough, active and physical defensive group.