James Harden Moves to Second on NBA 3-Point List

James Harden has made history by surpassing Ray Allen to become second on the NBA's all-time 3-pointers list, achieving this milestone during the Los Angeles Clippers' 116-105 victory over the Utah Jazz. Harden's accomplishment, now with 2,975 career 3-pointers, was celebrated by former teammate Kevin Durant, who shared a heartfelt video tribute highlighting their bond and Harden's journey since they played together on the Oklahoma City Thunder. Durant praised Harden's dedication and the inspiration he brings to others in the sport. Despite his achievement, Harden acknowledged the difficulty of surpassing the current leader, Stephen Curry, and expressed gratitude for the foundational years he spent with the Thunder. The Clippers, now hoping to build momentum in the season, benefited from Harden's performance, which included 20 points and 11 assists. Harden's recognition of his achievement serves as motivation for aspiring athletes chasing their dreams.