James Harden continues to rack up the accolades, and we seriously wish each would come with a trophy.
On Sunday, Harden became one of two players *ever* in NBA history with 300+ made three-pointers in a season. The other player? Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry, of course.
The reigning MVP is averaging 36.6 points per game this season, which leads the league. He attempts 13.5 shots from beyond the arc per game, making an average of 4.8 per game (35.9%).
His 300 made three-pointers lead the league, obviously. He’s followed by Curry at 277,
As a team, the Rockets are averaging a league-high 45 three-point attempts per night. They also lead the league in three-pointers made at 1,029, and the Milwaukee Bucks are pretty far behind them with 897.
The Rockets also own the league record for the most made three-pointers in a game as well, which is 26 (Dec. 20, 2018, against the Washington Wizards).
