The guy is breaking records and I think even this season or the next one will see he breaks this stats. 2015-16 season he got 400+ 3P made which I think not a doubtful stat to break it, he averages 4+ 3PpG and considering season just barely started that might goes up or that might give him some more motivation to break it in.

^^ He could have surpassed it easily much earlier, and it just been delayed because of his injury.

I remember one Youtube channel predicting when is Steph going to break the record of Ray Allen. In any case though, he can be the all time leader once he retire. 400 shots can be done in just one season. And if he can play straight for at least two seasons, then the record will be his.

Now that he is getting close to surpassing Ray Allen, that will sruely make him one of the best NBA legend when he retired. Those Championships are already a big contribution but to make his own personal record is something. I hope one day he surpasses Ray Allen because I think he deserved that too. Right now he is playing his old game but that would be changed soon when Klay Thompson returns to the court and that will make Golden State Warriors one of the best contenders again.

Joe Harris did score,  23 points to contribute to the Big 3.  Other than that, Jeff Green with 11 points, so still majority of the load comes from the Durant, Irving and Harden. And still this is a bad sign for the Nets though, they need someone other than the Big 3 to contribute.

And I agree that if they face a tough opponents, they maybe in the third game losing streak by now.

The point difference may be low but does it really matter? They won the game despite Harden's poor shot percentage. It's important to get wins as Brooklyn Nets is still in 5th place. They should be in top 2 before play-off starts or they will lose a possible home court advantage if they reach conference finals.

Also, congratulations to Curry for passing Reggie Miller. As long as he plays injury free, he will be number one in that stat category.

I think it is obvious that people are shooting a lot more threes nowadays with a bit of help from Curry. Obviously as the best three point shooter we have ever seen in history of NBA and as soon to be record breakingly high three pointers made in a career, he did affected and impacted the league a lot. However I would like to point out that analytics played a bit of a role as well, not saying that is the only reason obviously but I would say analytics had a good part in changing basketball too.

You look at teams and where they shoot from these days and you can see that (except spurs maybe lol) most teams are either shooting from very close, such as layups or dunks, or they shoot threes, there is very little midrange shooting these days in the NBA. Which is why I think it is a bit about steph and klay winning that many rings shooting threes, but it is a bit about analytics as well.

If you check his all-time stats, you will see that he made more than 400 three-point per season only once. It was in the 15/16 season.
Anyway, you probably right, and Curry will pass Allen within the next two seasons.

I believe they can still make it, it's still early, just like the Nets, this team is also struggling but once they adjusted to the new system and figure out how to win, then I think they'll continue winning.  It's a new system under a new coach, adjustment is normal but it's still early and what's important is Zion is healthy who has been the main man for this team and very consistent with his contribution.

Celtics are having their best offensive game of the season so far. I don't see how Cavs can make a comeback. Already down 20 points and its not even half time. Brown and Smart are running a clinic.