James Harden has surpassed Ray
Allen for second place in the all-time three-pointers list Sunday
night when the Los Angeles Clippers went up against the Utah
Jazz.

James Harden hit his 2,974th
career triple in the 6:14 mark of the first quarter via a right
wing three.

Harden now trails his peer and
all-time great Stephen Curry who is sitting comfortably at the no.1
spot with 3,779 threes and counting.

The 34-year-old guard recently
shared to ESPN’s Shams Charania that he considers himself as no.1
and Curry not counting, referencing the Warriors superstar guard as
the greatest shooter of all-time.

Harden and the Clippers won
their game vs the Jazz, 116-105, with Harden scoring 20 points and
handing out 11 assists without a turnover.