James Harden Surpasses Ray Allen in All-Time Threes

James Harden of the Los Angeles Clippers made history by surpassing Ray Allen to claim second place on the NBA's all-time three-pointers made list, with a total of 2,974 career triples. This milestone was achieved during the Clippers' 116-105 victory over the Utah Jazz. Despite this achievement, Harden acknowledges that catching up to the current record-holder, Stephen Curry, who has over 3,782 threes, is unlikely due to Curry's exceptional shooting skills. Harden expressed gratitude for reaching this accomplishment and received congratulatory messages from former teammate Kevin Durant, highlighting their shared history and friendship. Harden's achievement underscores his impact on modern basketball, joining other prolific shooters like Curry in revolutionizing the game. The Clippers have recently ended a three-game losing streak and are now on a winning streak at their new Intuit Dome.