Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry has set the record for the most three-points made in NBA history.
With 2,974 and counting, Curry has de-stooled Ray Allen’s record of 2,973 set in 2011. The Warriors superstar broke Allen’s record with his second three-point versus the New-York Knicks after with his first.
Even better still for Curry, he set the record with 511 games short of Allen’s 1,300 games. Curry took only 789 games to tie and break Allen’s record.
Curry, who already holds the three-point record (402) for a single season, can now have a go at Klay Thompson’s record of 14 from a single game.
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