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#2 Stephen Curry - 215
Although Curry missed 11 games due to injury, it's just mind-boggling to comprehend the fact that he was still able to knock down triples at such a high rate. Steph is leading the league in three-pointers made per game (5.2), shooting an efficient 45% from the distance.
It's been four times this season already that he has made at least 10 threes in a game, all this while making it seem like a cakewalk.
His shooting prowess resembles the rally he put together when he was crowned the MVP back in '15 and '16, as he looks solid to finish as the greatest shooter in the history of the game by the time he retires.
Recently, he passed Jason Terry for third all-time on the three-pointers made list, now only behind Reggie Miller (2,560) and Ray Allen (2,973). With a field-goal percentage of almost 50%, he looks sharp enough to lead the Warriors to another successful title run as the postseason approaches.
