Steph Curry reset his own NBA record by reaching 100 3-pointers in 19 games, breaking the previous mark of 20 in 2015-16 and 2018-19.
Steph Curry soon will set the record for most all-time 3-pointers in NBA history, and the Warriors star is gaining ground quickly on Ray Allen because of another historic start to a season.
With his second 3-pointer of the Warriors' game against the LA Clippers on Sunday at Staples Center, Curry reached 100 threes this season, needing the fewest games to do so in NBA history.
While this is the Warriors' 20th game of the season, it's Curry's 19th and that is the fewest games needed in an NBA season to reach 100 3-pointers. The previous record was 20 games, set by ... Curry ... in 2015-16 and 2018-19.
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Curry is outpacing the field in 3-pointer this season. Entering action Sunday, he was ahead of Kings guard Buddy Hield by 14 3-pointers, though Sacramento is in action against the Memphis Grizzlies later in the day. Curry's hot start has been paced by four games with nine 3-pointers.
With at least 100 3-pointers through the first quarter of the 2021-22 NBA season, Curry likely will make a run at his NBA record of 402 in a season (2015-16).
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Curry entered the day needing 44 3-pointers to pass Allen (2,973) on the all-time list, and at the pace he's on, the reigning NBA scoring champ likely will set the record sometime in early December.