‘Ray Allen and I have been waiting for you’: Reggie Miller reacts to Steph Curry making 2500 career 3-pointers in the NBA

Reggie Miller welcomed Steph Curry to the 2500 3-pointer club, of which he is a member along with Ray Allen.

The Indiana Pacers legend was the forerunner of the 3-pointer revolution in the modern NBA. He was the first high-volume 3-point shooter to make full use of off-ball movement. Miller is commonly considered one of the most clutch players in league history. His excellence from range needs no introduction.

Many believe that Reggie would have been an even more potent scorer in today’s game. He certainly would have had better spacing and an emptier paint to work with. Miller may have had a weird shooting form, but with the reps he put in, he was a really consistent shooter.

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Reggie has crafted a career in sports announcing after his retirement. He’s one of TNT’s most recognizable voices, if not the most beloved like Kevin Harlan.

Reggie Miller congratulates Steph Curry for hitting 2500 career 3-pointers on Twitter

The Pacers legend posted a tweet in praise of the Warriors legend after he hit the 2500 3-pointer mark against the Bulls today, saying:

“Welcome to the fam @StephenCurry30.. Ray and I have been waiting on ya. It’s only a matter of weeks until you pass me with your sights set on Jesus Shuttlesworth.. You’re the best to have ever done it, keep letting it FLY.. #ShootersShoot”

Welcome to the fam @StephenCurry30.. Ray and I have been waiting on ya 🤪😜😂.. It’s only a matter of weeks until you pass me with your sights set on Jesus Shuttlesworth.. You’re the best to have ever done it, keep letting it FLY.. #ShootersShoot pic.twitter.com/MzGgV1sunx

— Reggie Miller (@ReggieMillerTNT) December 28, 2020

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