3. Reggie Miller – 39.5%
One of the best players to ever rock an Indiana Pacers uniform, Miller proved to be incredible in more ways than one. However, his three-point skills were a huge part of that.
Miller played in the NBA well before the three-point “revolution” was in effect, which makes us wonder how many threes he could’ve made had he been playing today. Nevertheless, his total of 2,650 threes—and clutch ones, we might add—are incredible for the standards of any NBA era.
2. Ray Allen – 40%
It wasn’t until the remarkable Ray Allen transferred to the Seattle SuperSonics in 2003 that he truly took things to the next level on the court. During his four seasons with the team, he broke multiple records when it came to three-pointin’.
Although he was a superstar in his own right, Allen proved that he could utilize his sharpshooting abilities effectively alongside other big names (Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade), when he won titles with the Celtics and Heat.
With 2,973 threes to his name on 40% shooting, Ray Allen is without a doubt one of the best three-point shooters to ever grace a basketball court.