On January 6, Beijing time, in the Heat's showdown against the Blazers, due to Butler and Adebayo being injured, Lowry shouldered the heavy responsibility of leading the team forward. Lowry successfully reached a record in this game, reaching the 1900 three-point milestone in the regular season of his career, becoming the 17th person in NBA history, and the 5th in active duty, behind Curry, Harden, Lillard and James.
Lowry, 35, averaged just 13.9 points per game in the first 34 games of the season, the lowest in nearly nine seasons. It's just that Lowry averaged 8.3 assists per game, but created the highest value in the last three seasons, which also proves that Lowry's focus is more on organizing tandem teams to attack.
Due to the absence of Butler and Adebayor in this game, Lowry and Hiro took on the team's offensive responsibilities. With Lowry already on the perimeter for this game, he successfully reached the career regular season three-point milestone of 1900 hits, becoming the 17th player in history to achieve such a miracle, and the first player in his ranking was James' former teammate JR Smith who hit 1930 three-pointers.
As for the active players, Lowry is the fifth player to reach the 1900 three-point milestone, after Curry, Harden, Lillard and James.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)