Westbrook unlocks 1,400 three-point milestones: Miracle currently ranks third only behind Paul James

On November 21, in the second back-to-back game against the Grizzlies, the 37-year-old Westbrook hit at least two three-pointers, successfully reaching the milestone of 1,400 three-pointers in his career during the regular season. Westbrook became the 68th player in history to achieve 1,400 three-pointers, the 32nd active player to achieve such an achievement, and the third active player to achieve at least 10,000 assists and 1,400 three-pointers. The first two are Paul and James.

Before this game against the Grizzlies, Westbrook had hit 1,398 three-pointers in his NBA career, only 2 three-pointers away from the 1,400 three-point mark. In the first 15 games of this season, Westbrook averaged 2.1 three-pointers per game. He hit at least two three-pointers in 8 games. On November 8, he hit 5 three-pointers in a single game against his old team, the Thunder.

The Kings only had 3 wins and 12 losses in the first 15 games of the new season, but Westbrook averaged 13.9 points, 6.9 rebounds, 6.4 assists and 1.1 steals in 28.6 minutes per game.

With Westbrook having hit at least two three-pointers in this game, he successfully unlocked the milestone of 1,400 three-pointers in the regular season of his career.

Westbrook is also the 32nd player in the NBA who has unlocked 1,400 three-pointers. There are 31 other active players who have achieved this achievement, namely: Curry, Harden, Lillard, Klay, James, George, Durant, Lowry , Hield, Gordon, McCollum, Conley, Hardaway Jr., Irving, Paul, Batum, Beal, Love, Mitchell, Holiday, Russell, LaVine, Pope, Tatum, Bogdan, Barnes, Booker, Beasley, Clarkson, Middleton and Doncic.

Westbrook also became the third active player in the NBA to achieve at least 10,000 assists and 1,400 three-pointers. The first two are Paul and James.

(Text/Drunk Wo Fu Sheng)