Joe Harris Becomes Nets’ All-Time Leader in Three-Pointers Made
Step aside, Jason Kidd. There is a new all-time leader for three-pointers made in the history of the Brooklyn Nets franchise and his name is Joe Harris.
Harris hit five three-pointers during the Nets’ game against the Miami Heat on Wednesday night, bringing his total to 816 three-pointers made in a little over four seasons with Brooklyn. He passed the milestone in the third quarter of the game on a corner three.
Harris passed Hall of Famer Jason Kidd, who hit 813 threes in his career with the Nets. Harris accomplished the feat in only 349 games, 157 fewer games than Kidd.
The franchise leaderboard for three-pointers made is now:
Joe Harris - 816
Jason Kidd - 813
Kerry Kittles - 687
Vince Carter - 638
Joe Johnson - 516
Harris also tops the Nets’ franchise leaderboard for three-point field goal percentage at 44.1%.
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