Warriors' Curry joins exclusive NBA club
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry reached the milestone in just 702 games on Sunday.
Stephen Curry became only the third player in NBA history to reach 2,500 career made three-pointers.
Curry joined Ray Allen and Reggie Miller in the exclusive club during the Golden State Warriors' clash with the Chicago Bulls on Sunday.
Warriors star and two-time MVP Curry needed just 702 games to reach the milestone, faster than Allen (1,021) and Miller (1,288).
Allen tops the all-time list with 2,973 threes, ahead of Miller (2,560) and the 32-year-old Curry.