- In the Golden State Warriors’ recent 125–90 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, Draymond Green, known for his defensive prowess and playmaking skills, successfully made two three-pointers, bringing his career total to 650. This achievement surpasses the legendary Boston Celtics figure Larry Bird on the all-time three-point list. Bird, a rookie during the NBA’s introduction of the three-pointer in 1979-80, concluded his career with 649 treys on 1,727 attempts (37.6%). Notably, Green, a 34-year-old, boasts a 32% shooting accuracy from beyond the arc, attempting an average of 2.6 three-pointers per game. The accomplishment sparked some surprise among NBA fans, as highlighted in a Bleacher Report post.
