Kevin Durant is one of the greatest scorers in NBA history, already sixth all-time on the career scoring charts.
The Houston Rockets superstar moved into the top-10 on another all-time leaderboard on Wednesday night.
KD now ranks 10th in league history in 3-pointers made.
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He moved past Vince Carter, who is now in 11th.
Durant has made 2,292 3-pointers.
It’ll take him a while to move up another spot. Ninth place is held by the still-active Paul George, who has made 2,414 3-pointers and counting.
Eighth place is Kyle Korver, at 2,450.
Reggie Miller was once the league’s leader, but now he’s seventh with 2,560.
The top-six looks like this:
- Steph Curry – 4,229
- James Harden – 3,306
- Ray Allen – 2,973
- Klay Thompson – 2,823
- Damian Lillard – 2,804
- LeBron James – 2,602
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Obviously, this list is always going to skew toward the most modern players in this pace-and-space era.
Some of the game’s early legends never had a 3-point line, and even once it came around, it wasn’t immediately embraced.
It’s still an impressive place for Durant to reside, given that he does a lot of his best scoring inside the arc.
He’ll certainly go down as one of the best ever at simply putting the ball in the basket.
