In a historic night for basketball, Klay Thompson of the Dallas Mavericks climbed the NBA's all-time rankings, securing a monumental personal achievement alongside a team victory.
A New Spot in Three-Point History
On Friday, January 16, 2026 (Philippine Time), Klay Thompson officially passed Damian Lillard to seize the fourth-place position on the NBA's all-time regular season three-pointers made list. Thompson's career total now stands at 2,805 successful three-point shots, edging out Lillard who currently holds the fifth spot with 2,804.
A Night of Double Celebration for the Mavericks
The record-breaking moment was part of a triumphant evening for Thompson and his team. The Dallas Mavericks dominated the Utah Jazz with a 144-122 win. Thompson was instrumental in the victory, contributing a strong performance of 26 points and 6 assists to help seal the game.
The Elite Company of Sharpshooters
Thompson's ascent places him among the most legendary shooters in league history. The updated top five list for regular season three-pointers is now:
- Stephen Curry (4,201)
- James Harden (3,293)
- Ray Allen (2,973)
- Klay Thompson (2,805)
- Damian Lillard (2,804)
The elite top ten also features other iconic names, including LeBron James (2,592), Reggie Miller (2,560), Kyle Korver (2,450), Paul George (2,401), and Vince Carter (2,290).
This milestone solidifies Klay Thompson's legacy as one of the greatest shooters the game has ever seen, marking a significant chapter in his career with the Dallas Mavericks.
