Three-point field: The shining and domination of the four superstars

On September 3, a statistics from the US media BF once again focused basketball's attention on the three-pointer strength of the league's top superstars. Among those players who averaged 25+ points per game, several have stood out with super high three-point shooting percentages, with Durant topped the list with a stunning 42.1%, and Irving, Curry and James, who are also among them, writing a brilliant chapter in the three-point era.

Durant is a sarcastic player with a 42.1% three-point shooting percentage, leading the way among players who have averaged 25+ points per game in the past two seasons. His three-pointer is like a precisely guided shell, and he can always give his opponent a fatal blow at critical moments. Throughout his NBA career (regular season), his three-point shooting percentage is stable at 39%, with a total of 2,191 three-pointers, ranking 14th in the all-time rankings. Durant made his scoring territory outside the three-point line with his height, wingspan and soft feel.

Irving followed closely with a 40.6% three-point shooting percentage. His three-pointers are also amazing. On the court, Irving's three-pointers are often accompanied by his extremely observant ball possession and emergency stop after breakthrough. His career three-point shooting percentage is 39.4%, with a total of 1,876 three-pointers, ranking 25th in history. Irving uses his outstanding personal skills to provide the team with a stable firepower output from the outside.

Curry, the three-pointer legend, ranks third with a shooting percentage of 40.2%. Curry's three-pointer has long become an iconic landscape in the NBA, and he has changed the way of playing modern basketball. With a 42.3% three-point shooting percentage and 4058 three-point shooting numbers throughout his career, the fault ranks number one in history. His unreasonable long shots often make the opponent unable to defend. In the three-point field, Curry is undoubtedly an insurmountable monument.

James also made the list with a 39.3% shooting percentage. Although James's game style focuses more on breakthroughs and strong attacks in the inside, his three-pointers should not be underestimated. His career 34.9% shooting percentage and 2559 3-pointers were seventh in history. At the stalemate of the game, James' three-pointers can often become a key weapon for the team to open up the situation.

BF Media commented: "The four superstars still dominate the league's three-point era." These four superstars shine outside the three-point line with their unique styles and excellent skills. Not only did they achieve remarkable results in personal data, they also changed the game trend with three-pointers on the court, bringing fans one wonderful game after another.

In the environment where modern basketball is increasingly paying attention to three-point shooting tactics, the three-point performance of these four superstars undoubtedly set a benchmark for the league's offensive tactics development. They proved with their strength that even in the NBA with fierce competition and changing style, stable and efficient three-pointers are still a magic weapon to defeat the enemy. In the future, whether they can continue to write legends in the three-point field, and which new stars will rise to challenge their dominance, let us wait and see.

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