On March 23rd, in front of a roaring crowd at the Golden 1 Center, Buddy Hield snapped the nets from deep for the third time that evening to surpass Peja Stojakovic’s record of 240 long-balls made in a season by a Kings player. Hield’s unfaltering accuracy from the three-point line not only placed him in the annals of Sacramento lore, it has also pushed the young guard into the NBA record books as well. Buddy currently sits at 253 three-pointers, hitting an average of 3.4 per night, and with eight games remaining in the season, the Bahamian Baller is projected to land in the top-6 or top-7 of made three-point shots in a single season in league history, depending on how well Paul George finishes this season in Oklahoma City.
Buddy Hield is shooting his way into the history books
