On January 6, Beijing time, the 33-year-old Curry continued to harvest various three-point historical records, and he successfully reached the milestone of 7,000 career regular-season three-point shots in the Western Focus Battle against the Lone Ranger. Curry became the second player in NBA history to achieve a feat of 7,000 three-point shots, and the other is retired star Ray Allen, who is expected to complete the overtaking summit this season.
Curry played the Knicks on the road on December 15 last year, and he successfully surpassed Ray Allen's 2973 three-point record at the Madison Square Garden Arena, witnessed by Ray Allen, and officially crowned the NBA's all-time three-point king.
After that, Curry also became the first player in NBA history to achieve 3,000 three-point shooting, and constantly refreshed his own NBA history of consecutive three-point shooting.
Curry has become the leader of the NBA basketball trend, he has made crazy three-point projection the mainstream means of basketball offense, and Curry is constantly breaking records. Curry has made 6,995 three-point shots in his career before the Lone Ranger on the road, and he is only five short of reaching his career 7,000 three-point shots.
With Curry having made at least five three-point shots in this game, he successfully reached the career milestone of 7,000 three-point shots, becoming the second player in NBA history to achieve such a record, and the other is Ray Allen's 7429 three-point shots at the top of the table. Curry is just over 400 times away from Ray Allen's three-point shots and is expected to surpass him as soon as this season.
As for the rest of the players on the job, Harden has 6,700+ three-point shots, and is also expected to become the next player to make more than 7,000 three-point shots.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)