On January 13, Beijing time, in the East Focus Battle against the Bulls against the Nets, Durant has hit at least 2 three-pointers in the game, so that the regular season career has cumulatively hit at least 1720 three-pointers, surpassing the 1719 three-point record of retired star and former three-point champion Dale Ellis, rising to 25th in the NBA's historical three-point list and the 7th person in active duty.
Durant has led the scoring list this season and is expected to impact the 5th scoring champion of his career, while Durant has shown his offensive no-dead-end technical characteristics on the field. Although Durant has relied more on inextricable shooting to score points due to rule changes this season, his outside three-point shooting is also excellent.
He had hit 1,718 three-pointers in his career before facing a three-pointer of the season against the Bulls, and with him having hit at least two three-pointers in this game. Durant's career regular-season three-point shooting improved to at least 1,720 three-pointers, officially surpassing the 1,719 three-pointers of 1988-89 All-Star Three-Point Contest champion Dale Ellis to rise to 25th in NBA history, with Matthews scoring 1,753 three-pointers ahead of him.
As for the active players, Durant ranked 7th in three-point shooting, only inferior to Curry's 3018 three-pointers, Harden's 2525+ three-pointers (in the game), James's 2063+ three-pointers (in the game), Lowry's 1903 three-pointers, George's 1831 three-pointers, and Klay Thompson's 1803 three-pointers, making him another career milestone record.
It is worth mentioning that Durant has 4 statistics among the top 25 in history, which is 23rd in total scoring history, 25th in three-point shooting history, 19th in the history of free throw shooting, plus 12th in the history of 50+ points.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)