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Steph Curry All-Time 3-Point Leader

Stephen Curry becomes NBA's all-time three-point leader, surpassing Ray Allen.

Stephen Curry became the NBA's all-time leader in regular-season three-pointers on December 14, 2021, surpassing Ray Allen's career total of 2,973. He also broke Allen's record for most three-pointers made in regular season and postseason combined on December 1, 2021, against the Phoenix Suns.

Role
Point Guard / Shooting Guard
Team Affiliation
Golden State Warriors
Record Status
Active All-Time Leader (3-Pointers Made)
Era Significance
The Revolution of the Three-Point Shot

Lore & Background

On December 14, Curry hit five three-pointers against the New York Knicks to reach 2,977, surpassing Ray Allen's 2,973. On December 1, 2021, against the Phoenix Suns, Curry hit a three-pointer to reach 3,359, breaking Allen's combined regular-season and postseason record of 3,358. Curry also became the first player in NBA history to surpass 500 three-pointers in the playoffs, finishing with 561.

In Their Own Story

The arena hummed with a tension that felt heavier than usual. Curry dribbled near the logo, eyes locked on the rim, ignoring the defender's desperate reach. He launched the ball from well beyond the arc, a trajectory so high it seemed to hang in the air for an eternity. The net snapped with a crisp sound, echoing through the silent moment before the roar erupted. He didn't celebrate wildly; he simply turned back toward his teammates, knowing he had just rewritten the history books.

Reader's Guide

Curry's record-breaking three-pointer came on December 14, 2021, against the New York Knicks. He finished the 2021–22 season with 561 career playoff three-pointers, the most in NBA history.

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