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#3 Reggie Miller
Reggie Miller was one of the most clutch shooters of all time. Incredibly consistent, Miller ranked in the top 10 in 3 pointers made throughout his 15-year career. He led the league in 3 pointers made twice. When he retired, Miller held the record for most 3s in the Regular Season and Playoffs. He currently ranks 2nd in the Regular Season and 3rd in the Playoffs.
While he had many great moments in the Regular Season, Miller had one of the greatest playoffs moments of all time, against the Knicks in 1995. With 18 seconds remaining and the Pacers down six, a loss seemed inevitable. But Miller scored eight points in 8.9 seconds, drilling back to back 3s as he stole the inbounds pass for his 2nd three-pointer, helping the Pacers steal Game 1.
He was given the nickname "Knick Killer" for constantly thwarting some of the best Knicks teams through the 90s.
In his career, Miller shot 39.5% in the Regular season and 39% in the Playoffs from 3.
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