The NBA regular season has now come to an end, and Curry has made 357 three-pointers in the regular season this season, 73 ahead of second-place Doncic. This result ranks second in NBA history, with the biggest gap coming in 2016, when Curry moved 126 miles to second place.
Curry's three-point shooting ability is phenomenal, and his outstanding performance has not only won many accolades for himself, but also brought great wins to the team. His shooting skills and sense of the game have made him one of the greatest shooters in NBA history.
However, each player has their own characteristics and strengths, and Doncic is also a very good player. We should respect the efforts and achievements of every player. This season, Curry, Doncic and DiVincenzo have all hit 280 three-pointers. In NBA history, seven players have hit 280 three-pointers in a single season, and Curry tops the list with seven times, and is significantly different from the rest of the players.
Curry's 280 three-pointers in a single season are outstanding, and he has a record of hitting 402, 357, 354, 337, 324, 286 and 285 three-pointers in a single season. Harden, who came in second, hit 378 and 299 three-pointers twice!
It's worth mentioning that according to the latest statistics, the Golden State Warriors are 10th in the Western Conference with a 46-36 record, while the Atlanta Hawks are 10th in the Eastern Conference with a 36-46 record. This situation not only shows the actual level of competition between the two teams, but also reveals the current competitive landscape in the NBA league. In particular, this comparison of data clearly reflects the so-called "strong west and weak east" pattern, that is, the competition intensity of the western alliance is generally higher than that of the eastern alliance.