The three-point shot has become so crucial in the game over the past couple of decades. The importance of long-range shooting has taken a jump, given that even centers and forward would instead stretch the floor than post up inside the paint. But one player who has revolutionized three-point shooting is none other than Stephen Curry.

Stephen Curry took the game by storm with his long-range shooting. Not only did he have high percentages, but the shots he could drown were a feat of miracles. So, how many threes has The Chef hit in his career so far?

How many threes has Stephen Curry made?

As of the 2022-23 NBA season, Stephen Curry has made a whopping 3390 three-pointers in his career. Curry has a 42.8% career three-point shooting percentage. Curry has made three-pointers that can be divided into two categories: the regular season and the playoffs. And it should not come off as a surprise that Curry is the all-time leader in both categories.

Before Stephen Curry took the helm as the all-time three-point leader in the history of the game; other pioneers like Ray Allen and Reggie Miller stood before him. Ray Allen, for instance, who sits on the number two spot on the list, is at 2973 three-pointers made. However, it did not take long for Curry to surpass them.

As for the playoffs, Stephen Curry is again at the number-one spot with 618 three-pointers made. His fellow teammate, Klay Thompson is in the second position with 501 three-pointers made so far. As for his playoff three-point percentage, Curry has shot at 39.7%.

So, if you were to total his made threes, until the 2023-24 NBA season, Stephen Curry has sunk 4008 three-pointers in his career.

What will the final number be?

Stephen Curry has played 14 seasons in the league with the Golden State Warriors. And not only has he become the all-time three-point leader, but people have also labeled him as the best shooter to grace the game of basketball.

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At age 35, Curry has yet to show signs of slowing down. And even when he does, his game relies so heavily on long-range shooting that it may not come up to be that big of a problem for him, anyway.

Let’s see, by the time Curry does decide to hang his sneakers for good. What will the record number be by then?

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