19. Allan Houston – 40.2%
There’s no doubt that Allan Houston was more than just a talented player. He was clearly a dedicated and loyal one too, considering that he played for the Detroit Pistons from 1993 to 1996, and then played for nine seasons straight with the N.Y. Knicks, finishing his career with them in 2005.
At the end of Houston’s NBA career, the shooting superstar’s three-point average was a whopping 40.2%. He ended up making 1,305 successful three-point shots, which is pretty incredible considering the NBA wasn’t shooting as many threes back then.
18. Jeff Hornacek – 40.3%
Jeff Hornacek has been living and breathing professional basketball for decades now, as he’s been coaching different NBA teams for the past decade!
Hornacek was first drafted as a guard to the Phoenix Suns from 1986-1992, transferred to the Philadelphia 76ers for a season, and then finished his career with the Utah Jazz for six more seasons. However, he’s best known for his time with the Jazz.
During this time, he only shot 828 three-pointers—but his average was quite high, ending at 40.3% come his final season in 2005. He also managed to snag the three-point shootout crown, not once, but twice!