Klay Thompson Made NBA History On Wednesday

The NBA has changed a lot over the past decade.

Steph Curry is credited with changing the game in a major way, as the three-pointer has become a staple of this league.

The three-point line has been around for a while, but Curry showed that it was possible to take shots from seemingly anywhere on the court, making a high percentage of them.

Since the emergence of Curry, more and more players have gotten confident in their abilities from deep, letting it fly and hoping they can make a few shots along the way.

Curry’s 3,841 (and counting) career three-pointers is a record that many believe will not be touched, as he has been so good in this area for so long.

He might not be able to be caught, but a former teammate of his, Klay Thompson, is moving up in the record books.

As the NBA on ESPN pointed out on X, Thompson recently surpassed Reggie Miller for the fifth-most made three-pointers in league history.

Klay Thompson has passed Reggie Miller for the 5th-most career 3-pointers made in NBA history