Stephen Curry, James Harden, and Damian Lillard are among the players who scored the most 3-pointers in a single season for their franchise: Warriors, Rockets, and Trail Blazers.

We are currently in the three-point era and that shot has singlehandedly changed the NBA game. Stephen Curry is mainly responsible for this shift in playing style, and he obviously occupies the list of most threes made in a single season by a player for the Golden State Warriors. The player with the most threes for every other franchise is listed below, and it yields some surprising results.

Atlanta Hawks – Trae Young (2021-22)

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3-PT Stats: 233 3PM (38.2%)

In the 2021-22 NBA season, Trae Young emerged as a dominant force for the Atlanta Hawks, setting a franchise record with 233 made 3-pointers at a 38.2% shooting clip. His scoring prowess and playmaking abilities were on full display, averaging 9.7 assists per game alongside his impressive scoring output (28.4 PPG). Young’s dynamic offensive skills were instrumental in leading the Hawks to a playoff berth as well.

Boston Celtics – Isaiah Thomas (2016-17)

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3-PT Stats: 245 3PM (37.9%)

Isaiah Thomas lit up the scoreboard for the Boston Celtics, setting a franchise record with 245 made 3-pointers while shooting 37.9% from beyond the arc. Thomas’ electrifying scoring ability was a major catalyst for the Celtics’ success that season, leading the team to the top seed in the Eastern Conference. Standing at just 5’9″, Thomas defied the odds and became an offensive juggernaut, averaging 28.9 points per game and making the All-NBA Second Team.

Brooklyn Nets – D’Angelo Russell (2018-19)

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3-PT Stats: 234 3PM (36.9%)

With the Nets, D’Angelo Russell’s breakout season was a key factor in the Nets’ return to the playoffs after a three-year absence. He averaged 21.1 points and 7.0 assists per game, earning his first All-Star selection as a replacement for the injured Victor Oladipo. His performance not only revitalized his career but also helped establish the Nets as a playoff team once again in the Eastern Conference.

Charlotte Hornets – Kemba Walker (2018-19)

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3-PT Stats: 260 3PM (35.6%)

During the 2018-19 NBA season, Kemba Walker displayed his scoring prowess for the Charlotte Hornets, setting a franchise record with 260 made 3-pointers while shooting 35.6% from beyond the arc. Walker’s exceptional offensive output was instrumental in keeping the Hornets competitive, as he averaged 25.6 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 5.9 assists per game. His electrifying performances earned him a spot in the All-NBA Third Team and marked his third consecutive All-Star appearance.

Chicago Bulls – Zach LaVine (2022-23)

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3-PT Stats: 204 3PM (37.5%)

Zach LaVine showcased his scoring prowess for the Chicago Bulls in the 2022-23 season, setting a franchise record with 204 made 3-pointers at a 37.5% shooting clip. LaVine’s dynamic offensive skills were on full display as he averaged 24.8 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 4.2 assists per game. His stellar play from beyond the arc did not give him any accolades, but at least his threes were going in.

Cleveland Cavaliers – Donovan Mitchell (2022-23)

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3-PT Stats: 245 3PM (38.6%)

During the 2022-23 NBA season, Donovan Mitchell made a significant impact for the Cleveland Cavaliers, setting a franchise record with 245 made 3-pointers while shooting an impressive 38.6% from beyond the arc. Mitchell’s scoring ability and leadership were vital in guiding the Cavaliers to a successful season and playoff berth. He averaged approximately 28.3 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 4.4 assists per game, solidifying his status as one of the elite guards in the league.

Dallas Mavericks – George McCloud (1995-96)

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3-PT Stats: 257 3PM (37.9%)

In one of the very few instances where a modern player does not make the list, George McCloud had a historic shooting year for the Dallas Mavericks, setting a franchise record with 257 made 3-pointers at a 37.9% shooting rate. McCloud’s sharpshooting prowess was unparalleled during that era, showcasing his ability to stretch the floor and make defenses pay from beyond the arc. Despite the Mavericks’ struggles as a team, McCloud’s individual performance was a bright spot, averaging 18.9 points per game.

Denver Nuggets – Michael Porter Jr. (2023-24)

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3-PT Stats: 194 3PM (40.2%)

Michael Porter Jr. has broken the record for the Denver Nuggets, setting a franchise record with 194 made 3-pointers at an impressive 40.2% shooting percentage. Porter’s ability to score from beyond the arc has been a key component of the Nuggets’ offensive firepower, helping the team win an NBA title in 2022-23 and giving them a great chance to do it again in 2023-24. With 11 games left to play, Porter Jr. can continue building on his record.

Detroit Pistons – Saddiq Bey (2021-22)

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3-PT Stats: 211 3PM (34.6%)

In the 2021-22 NBA season, Saddiq Bey made a significant impact for the Detroit Pistons, setting a franchise record with 211 made 3-pointers while shooting 34.6% from beyond the arc even if he was only in his second season. Bey’s ability to knock down shots from long range provided a valuable scoring punch for the Pistons, as he averaged 16.1 points and 5.4 rebounds per game. Despite the Pistons’ rebuilding phase, Bey’s emergence as a reliable three-point shooter and scorer was a bright spot for the team.

Golden State Warriors – Stephen Curry (2015-16)

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3-PT Stats: 402 3PM (45.4%)

Stephen Curry revolutionized the game for the Golden State Warriors, setting an NBA record with 402 made 3-pointers while shooting an incredible 45.4% from beyond the arc in his best individual season. Curry’s unparalleled shooting ability and offensive prowess led the Warriors to a league-best 73-9 regular-season record, surpassing the previous record set by the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls. He averaged approximately 30.1 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 6.7 assists per game, earning him the league’s first unanimous MVP award.

Houston Rockets – James Harden (2018-19)

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3-PT Stats: 378 3PM (36.8%)

One of the best scorers ever, James Harden showcased his offensive brilliance for the Houston Rockets, setting a franchise record with 378 made 3-pointers at a 36.8% shooting rate. Harden’s scoring prowess was nothing short of spectacular as he led the league in scoring, averaging 36.1 points per game. His ability to create shots, draw fouls, and knock down threes made him a nightmare for opposing defenses. Harden’s outstanding play earned him his second consecutive scoring title.

Indiana Pacers – Buddy Hield (2022-23)

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3-PT Stats: 288 3PM (42.5%)

In the 2022-23 NBA season, Buddy Hield showcased his sharpshooting skills for the Indiana Pacers, setting a franchise record with 288 made 3-pointers at an impressive 42.5% shooting percentage. Hield’s ability to stretch the floor and knock down shots from beyond the arc provided a significant offensive boost for the Pacers. He averaged 16.8 points per game, demonstrating his scoring versatility and offensive efficiency.

Los Angeles Clippers – Paul George (2023-24)

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3-PT Stats: 209 3PM (40.3%)

This season, Paul George has broken the record for most threes in a single season for the Clippers franchise. Making his ninth All-Star Team selection, George has 209 three-pointers and counting. Shooting above 40%, George has a great chance to use his shooting to boost the Clippers in their quest to win an NBA championship alongside superstar players such as Kawhi Leonard and James Harden.

Los Angeles Lakers – D’Angelo Russell (2023-24)

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3-PT Stats: 187 3PM (42.3%)

D’Angelo Russell has become the single-season leader in Lakers history when it comes to made threes. That is an amazing accomplishment for a player drowned in trade rumors all season long, and he has answered the call with 187 made three-pointers and counting. The fact that Russell managed to surpass Kobe Bryant is an incredible achievement in itself since The Black Mamba was a renowned gunner from the perimeter.

Memphis Grizzlies – Desmond Bane (2021-22)

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3-PT Stats: 228 3PM (43.6%)

During the 2021-22 NBA season, Desmond Bane made a significant impact for the Memphis Grizzlies, setting a franchise record with 228 made 3-pointers. Bane’s sharpshooting and scoring ability provided valuable floor spacing and offensive firepower for the Grizzlies, as he averaged 18.2 points per game. The shooter also helped the Grizzlies make it to the second round of the playoffs which is a great achievement for a young player.

Miami Heat – Duncan Robinson (2019-20)

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3-PT Stats: 270 3PM (44.6%)

Duncan Robinson emerged as a sharpshooter for the Miami Heat, setting a franchise record with 270 made 3-pointers at an outstanding 44.6% shooting percentage. Robinson’s ability to stretch the floor and knock down threes at a high clip was a crucial element of the Heat’s offensive strategy. He averaged 13.5 points per game and his shooting prowess played a significant role in the Heat’s run to the NBA Finals that season.

Milwaukee Bucks – Ray Allen (2001-02)

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3-PT Stats: 229 3PM (43.4%)

During the 2001-02 NBA season, Ray Allen showcased his elite shooting skills for the Milwaukee Bucks, setting a franchise record with 229 made 3-pointers at a 43.4% shooting rate. Allen’s ability to score from long range and create his own shot made him a dynamic offensive weapon for the Bucks. He averaged 21.8 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 3.9 assists per game, demonstrating his versatility as a scorer and playmaker. Allen’s outstanding performance that season earned him All-Star honors and solidified his reputation as one of the premier shooting guards in the league.

Minnesota Timberwolves – Malik Beasley (2021-22)

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3-PT Stats: 240 3PM (37.7%)

Easily one of the best pure shooters in the NBA, Malik Beasley made a significant impact for the Minnesota Timberwolves, setting a franchise record with 240 made 3-pointers while shooting 37.7% from beyond the arc. His consistent shooting from long range and offensive contributions were key factors in the Timberwolves’ push for a playoff spot although it ended in a loss to the Memphis Grizzlies. Beasley’s performance solidified his status as a valuable contributor to the Timberwolves’ offense and showcased his potential as a premier three-point shooter in the league.

New Orleans Pelicans – Peja Stojakovic (2007-08)

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3-PT Stats: 231 3PM (44.1%)

As a member of the New Orleans Hornets, Peja Stojakovic showcased his elite shooting skills when he made 231 made 3-pointers in 2007-08. He averaged 16.4 points per game and his shooting and offensive contributions were instrumental in guiding the Pelicans to a playoff berth and marked him as one of the premier sharpshooters in the league. His standout season solidified his legacy as one of the greatest shooters in NBA history when it came to form and consistency.

New York Knicks – Evan Fournier (2021-22)

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3-PT Stats: 241 3PM (38.9%)

Despite being eventually exiled from the Knicks roster by coach Tom Thibodeau, Evan Fournier made a significant impact for the New York Knicks in the 2021-22 season. Fournier’s sharpshooting ability provided valuable scoring and floor spacing for the Knicks, as he averaged 14.1 points per game. Even if he struggled to conform to the Knicks’ defensive strategy, he was still the team’s best shooter and the most accomplished in a single season.

Oklahoma City Thunder – Paul George (2018-19)

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3-PT Stats: 292 3PM (38.6%)

In the 2018-19 NBA season, Paul George had the best individual season of his career when he finished third in the MVP race. George’s ability to score from beyond the arc and create his own shot made him a dynamic offensive weapon for the Thunder. He averaged 28.0 points, 8.2 rebounds, and 4.1 assists per game, demonstrating his all-around excellence on the court. George’s outstanding performance earned him All-NBA First Team honors and solidified his reputation as one of the premier two-way players in the league.

Orlando Magic – Dennis Scott (1995-96)

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3-PT Stats: 267 3PM (42.5%)

With the Orlando Magic, Dennis Scott established himself as a premier three-point shooter, setting a franchise record with 267 made 3-pointers at an impressive 42.5% shooting percentage. Scott’s ability to knock down shots from long range provided invaluable scoring for the Magic, as he averaged 17.5 points per game. It certainly helped that Scott had a prime Shaquille O’Neal down low who opened up the floor for him.

Philadelphia 76ers – JJ Redick (2018-19)

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3-PT Stats: 240 3PM (39.7%)

One of the best shooters of his generation, J.J. Redick’s ability to stretch the floor and knock down threes was a crucial component of the 76ers’ offensive strategy. He averaged a career-high 18.1 points per game, demonstrating his proficiency as a scorer and long-range specialist. Redick’s sharpshooting and offensive contributions played an important role in the 76ers’ playoff run that season which ended in the second round.

Phoenix Suns – Quentin Richardson (2004-05)

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3-PT Stats: 226 3PM (35.8%)

In 20024-05, Quentin Richardson showcased his three-point shooting prowess for the Phoenix Suns, setting a franchise record with 226 made 3-pointers at a 35.8% shooting rate. Richardson’s ability to knock down shots from beyond the arc provided valuable scoring and spacing for the Suns’ high-octane offense. He averaged 14.9 points and 6.1 rebounds per game, showcasing his versatility as a scorer and contributor on both ends of the floor.

Portland Trail Blazers – Damian Lillard (2020-21)

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3-PT Stats: 275 3PM (39.1%)

Arguably the most talented offensive player in Trail Blazers history, Damian Lillard set a franchise record with 275 made 3-pointers at a 39.1% shooting rate. His sharpshooting and leadership were instrumental in guiding the Trail Blazers to the playoffs but lost in the first round. It is interesting to state that Lillard actually occupies the first eight spots for most threes in a single season for Portland.

Sacramento Kings – Buddy Hield (2020-21)

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3-PT Stats: 282 3PM (39.1%)

One of the best pure shooters in the league right now, Buddy Hield showcased his elite three-point shooting ability for the Sacramento Kings, setting a franchise record with 282 made 3-pointers on 39.1%. Hield’s sharpshooting provided valuable scoring and spacing for the Kings’ offense, as he averaged 16.6 points per game. Despite the team facing challenges throughout the season, Hield’s scoring prowess and shooting efficiency stood out.

San Antonio Spurs – Danny Green (2014-15)

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3-PT Stats: 191 3PM (41.8%)

The San Antonio Spurs version is arguably the best we saw from Danny Green because his two-way play was instrumental in their playoff appearances and 2014 championship. In 2014-15, Green posted 11.7 points per game while draining 191 threes on 41.8%. Green was responsible for making outside shots because the amount of star power around him gave him plenty of open looks.

Toronto Raptors – Fred VanVleet (2021-22)

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3-PT Stats: 242 3PM (37.7%)

One of the best guards in recent Raptors history, Fred VanVleet showcased his scoring and playmaking abilities for the Toronto Raptors, setting a franchise record with 242 made 3-pointers at a 37.7% shooting clip. VanVleet’s ability to score from long range and create opportunities for his teammates made him a dynamic offensive weapon for the Raptors. VanVleet’s exceptional shooting and leadership were instrumental in guiding the Raptors to a competitive position in the Eastern Conference.

Utah Jazz – Donovan Mitchell (2021-22)

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3-PT Stats: 232 3PM (35.5%)

Donovan Mitchell displayed his scoring prowess for the Utah Jazz, setting a franchise record with 232 made 3-pointers. Mitchell’s ability to score from beyond the arc and create his own shot made him a dynamic offensive threat for the Jazz. He averaged approximately 26.8 points, 5.5 assists, and 4.8 rebounds per game, showcasing his versatility and impact on both ends of the floor.

Washington Wizards – Bradley Beal (2016-17)

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During the 2016-17 NBA season, Bradley Beal showcased his scoring ability and sharpshooting for the Washington Wizards, setting a franchise record with 223 made 3-pointers at an impressive 40.4% shooting rate. One of the best scorers from the shooting guard position, Beal’s exceptional shooting and offensive contributions were instrumental in leading the Wizards to a playoff berth which ended in the second round.