After breaking the all time record for the most three-pointers made in the NBA, Stephen Curry scored 30 points to lead the Golden State Warriors in ending a five-game losing streak to a shorthanded Boston Celtics squad, 111–107, on Friday night in Boston. Curry started hot hitting his first two three-pointers as the Warriors take a 14–3 lead at 7:58 in the first quarter. Curry was 8 for 21 shooting, 5 of 14 three-pointers, 9–9 free throws, five rebounds, and four assists.  Curry’s only points of the second quarter came at the end as he was fouled while taking a last-second three-pointer by Marcus Smart. Celtics coach Ime Udoka was infuriated by the call and received a technical foul due to his reaction. Curry would make the four free throws, and the final score difference would ironically be four. “The second quarter where we gave them four points, that was …