What's the record?

[Fall Out Boy]

For most treys in one season?

My man, B-Diddy, has 58 already. If he keeps up this pace, will drop 320 odd for the year.

 

[jod23]

The record is held by Dennis Scott in the 95/96 season when he drained 267 from the land of plenty.

Davis is a shoe in!

 

[noogie_da_sheep]

he'd have to keep it up for a long time to catch my man Reggie...

Reggie Miller - 2,354
Dale Ellis - 1,719
Glen Rice - 1,555
Tim Hardaway - 1,542
Dan Majerle - 1,360
>
>
>
>
Baron Davis - 437

...the closest active player is Van Exel with 1,331
...no-one will top Miller's record

 

[jod23]

Originally posted by noogie_da_sheep
he'd have to keep it up for a long time to catch my man Reggie...

Reggie Miller - 2,354
Dale Ellis - 1,719
Glen Rice - 1,555
Tim Hardaway - 1,542
Dan Majerle - 1,360
>
>
>
>
Baron Davis - 437

...the closest active player is Van Exel with 1,331
...no-one will top Miller's record

Rice is actually active but wont catch Reggie...nobody will.

 

[noogie_da_sheep]

oops...my bad...he spends so much time on the bench i forgot he still plays

 

[Dingster]

Came across this...

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Three-pointers made and attempted by New Orleans guard Baron Davis through 12 games. That puts him on a pace to finish the season 294-of-765 and set new NBA records in both categories. Dennis Scott holds the mark for three-pointers made, hitting 267 for Orlando in 1995-96, and in the same year, George McCloud set a record with 678 attempts for Dallas.

 

[Fall Out Boy]

Originally posted by noogie_da_sheep
he'd have to keep it up for a long time to catch my man Reggie...

Reggie Miller - 2,354
Dale Ellis - 1,719
Glen Rice - 1,555
Tim Hardaway - 1,542
Dan Majerle - 1,360
>
>
>
>
Baron Davis - 437

...the closest active player is Van Exel with 1,331
...no-one will top Miller's record

Not surprising Reggie has so many, given he has sat on the perimiter for 15 years.

What's he average in terms of boards and assists? Couldn't imagine it was more than 3 of each, which gives him a very one-dimensional look.

 

[Darealrath]

Originally posted by phatandphreaky
Not surprising Reggie has so many, given he has sat on the perimiter for 15 years.

What's he average in terms of boards and assists? Couldn't imagine it was more than 3 of each, which gives him a very one-dimensional look.

Pretty handy one dimension. Only Jordan compares as the best clutch performer of the generation. He's as mentally tough as Steve Waugh.

 

[Fall Out Boy]

Originally posted by Darealrath
Pretty handy one dimension. Only Jordan compares as the best clutch performer of the generation. He's as mentally tough as Steve Waugh.

Oh no doubt, i hail to Reggie, a legend, but he is one-dimensional.

You won't find many HOF'ers with such an ordinary record in so many categories.

 

[jod23]

Reggie is a scorer, always has been. But he is a great scorer. Obviously the further out he gets the more lethal he becomes. Awesome in the clutch, not quite at Jordan/Bird like levels but he is right up there.

 

[jod23]

3.1rpg and 3.0apg on his career btw.

And Ill be keeping this thread going all year to watch Baron make history.

 

[noogie_da_sheep]

0-10 vs Milwaukee...he's trying too hard

 

[Fall Out Boy]

No point having a shooter who won't back himself.

 

[jod23]

How many does he have now?

 

[jod23]

Rattled hom another 4 from the land of plenty today against the Suns. He now has 71 through 23 games. He is a lock for the record!