Anthony Edwards, in a position to threaten Stephen Curry's historic three-point record

What seemed impossible is starting to be seen as not so crazy after all. Stephen Curry has shattered all conceivable records when it comes to three-pointers, but Anthony Edwards shows even greater potential than the greatest shooter of all time. Looking at the NBA statistics of the Timberwolves' player, it cannot be ruled out that he will surpass Curry's records in a few years.

The game increasingly favors the recurrence of three-point shots, and Anthony Edwards is emerging as the driving force behind an unstoppable trend. Evidence of this is that he has reached 1,200 three-pointers scored at just 24 years and 114 days, an impressive number in itself, but it gains a special meaning when we consider how many three-pointers Stephen Curry had made at that age: 575. Such a large gap suggests that it is not unrealistic to think of the Minnesota Timberwolves player as a man destined to challenge Curry's status as the greatest shooter in history.

Moreover, Anthony Edwards still has a lot of room for improvement in his basketball skills, being the franchise player of a team that has given him the keys to the city. He is aware that in today's basketball, he will have even more opportunities to shoot three-pointers than naturally presented to Stephen Curry. The Golden State Warriors guard has made over 4,000 three-pointers in his career, so Edwards would need to average this scoring frenzy of three-point shots for many years if he wants a chance to surpass him.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Anthony Edwards, en disposición de amenazar el récord histórico de triples de Stephen Curry