James Harden became the fourth player with more than 2,500 three-pointers in the NBA

James Harden isn’t Stephen Curry when it comes to threes, but he’s pretty close to him on the eternal list.

Curry overtook Ray Allen surpassing his record of 3,358 three-pointers in the NBA, On the other hand, Harden had 2,486 three-pointers in the regular season, and against the New York Knicks he reached the mythical figure of 2,500 three-pointers. That means he became only the fourth basketball player in NBA league history to do so. In addition to Curry and Allen, Reggie Miller is in select company.