Steph Curry moves up his list.

The Washington Wizards get to play basketball again.

And Gordon Hayward is the new LeBron James.

Of course he's not the new LeBron James.

I'm just joking around.

I'm just looking for clicks.

Why am I joking around?

There's lots to get to.

It's Monday, January 25th, and this is

what you need to know. Throughout the NBA world, it is acknowledged. It is understood.

Steph Curry is the best shooter of all time. So now as he nears 33 years of age, it's weird that

Steph Curry is aging, he's approaching a career-long record that should be his,

because as of Saturday, only Ray Allen has hit more threes than Steph Curry. With his

fourth triple versus the jazz on Saturday night, he passed Reggie Miller for

second all time.

And he paid homage to one of his favorite players, throwing up the 3-1.

Reggie Miller's 31 with his fingers as he hit that shot.

It was a beautiful shot off of player movement, so it was very fitting that that was the one that passed Reggie Miller.

Even though I wasn't a three-point shooter, I paid homage to Reggie in high school too. Still do, in fact.

And it was pretty neat that Reggie joined Steph's Zoom press conference after the game with his son, Riker, to congratulate Stefan Curry.

At 2,562-3s, Curry should pass Ray Allen's 2973 next season when he's 33 or 34. So plenty of years to pad his lead once he gets there.

And I love this Kirk Goldsbury chart. This is why Steph is the best.

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