We’re one step away from all-time history!
Coming into Sunday’s contest between the Los Angeles Clippers and Utah Jazz, Clippers shooting guard James Harden only needed to hit one three-point shot to place himself into No. 2 all-time for the most being made in NBA history. He pulled that off in the first quarter.
Placed at the right wing, Harden knocked down a pull-up three-pointer that put him at 2,974 career three-point shots made, which officially took him out of a tie that he had for second place with the legendary Ray Allen. (RELATED: Bucks’ Doc Rivers Ridiculously Fined $25,000 By NBA Despite Being Justified About His Complaints)
Ahead of Harden on the list is Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry, who is way ahead of Harden with a tally of 3,782 entering Sunday. That number is 800+ over Harden.
With this being the case, it’s projected that Harden will stay at the No. 2 position until his retirement.
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JAMES HARDEN PASSES RAY ALLEN 🚨
This 3 moves him into 2nd ALL-TIME in three-pointers made!
CONGRATS @JHarden13 👏 pic.twitter.com/LdcF6tZhiU
— NBA (@NBA) November 18, 2024
Damn, it’s crazy how fast time flies.
I remember back in the day when James Harden was a rookie in the league, I remember those days where he was ballin’ out with a young Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook in Oklahoma City. Now my man is out here about to be No. 1 all-time in three-pointers and on the verge of retirement.
I guess that explains why I went from eating pizza care free to all of a sudden having to watch my blood pressure … life comes at ya ass fast.
This article was originally published at dailycaller.com
