Good morning and welcome to the NBA Daily Ding here on the Athletic NBA

NBA show.

My name is Jared Weiss.

I am joined by Mo Dekeel and Mo, Stefan, Wardle, Curry.

He is the king.

He's the all-time leader. It's Wardell. Isn't it? It's not Wardle. No, it's Wardell. Wardell. As soon as it came out, I'm like, I said that wrong. But whatever, he's the champ. Who cares? He's the greatest shooter of all time. You put respect on his name, Jared, because he's the all-time leading three-point shooter in the NBA passing Ray Allen tonight. Only needed two threes. He did it, but let's just be thankful he didn't

need six because he went five or 14 from the three-point line. Wasn't like a greatest shooting him getting there was a bit of a grind for him but it was cool that he got it at msg you know ray and reggie were both sitting there for it that was really cool to see just ray come up to him and hug him it reminded me so much i think i was at that game covering the game when ray broke Reggie's record. And it was just so cool to see just a love there. And the fact that like just the garden

went nuts for Steph. And it's just, it's amazing to see him get what felt like a home crowd reaction

when he broke the record. Yeah, part of it is just the respect New York Knicks fans have for good

basketball. Like I do want to give Knicks fans credit for that. You guys are all irrational as

all hell. But like you do have a good amount of respect when like history is being done in the

in your arena. And let's not forget like Steph's coming out party was the 54 points in Madison

Square Garden. Like, there's a whole kind of like circle sort of thing happening there for Steph

at the garden. And I think it was just an amazing moment. The break in the game afterwards,

Steph hugging his dad, you know, hugging Ray Al and everything like that. I thought it was just awesome and all of that. dad, you know, hugging Real and everything like that. I thought

it was just awesome and all of that. But you know, Jared, there was also a basketball game played.

Oh, yeah. Did somebody win? Was it the Warriors 105 to 96? Pretty easy control the fourth quarter.

Thanks to let's give credit to Jordan Poole, who went 13 for 13 from the free throw line.

And while Steph did not have a good shooting night,

Dremond was just phenomenal controlling the entire game on both ends of the floor.

Yeah.

And, you know, it was really something in the third quarter, Jared,

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