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Klay Thompson Snubs Stephen Curry For Reggie Miller As “The Greatest To Ever Shoot It”

by Kano Klas
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Klay Thompson recently sparked a social media frenzy by naming Reggie Miller as “the greatest to ever shoot it,” effectively snubbing his former teammate and all-time three-point leader, Stephen Curry.

Thompson made the comment shortly after surpassing Miller on the all-time three-pointers list during a Christmas Day game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. With his 2,561st three-pointer, Thompson moved into fifth place on the list, a significant milestone for the sharpshooter. In a celebratory Instagram post, Thompson wrote,

“Salute to the greatest to ever shoot it, Reggie Miller. Thanks for the blueprint, OG!”

 

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This statement, while honoring Miller, notably omitted any mention of Curry, who has long been recognized as the greatest shooter in basketball history.

Thompson’s comment quickly went viral, with fans and analysts alike weighing in on the unexpected snub. Many were surprised by Thompson’s choice, given his long-standing partnership with Curry as part of the “Splash Brothers” duo in Golden State. Some speculated that there might be lingering tension between Thompson and Curry following Thompson’s departure from the Warriors.

Reggie Miller, a Hall of Famer, is widely respected for his shooting prowess and clutch performances during his career with the Indiana Pacers. His influence on Thompson is evident, as the younger player has often cited Miller as a major inspiration.

On the other hand, Stephen Curry has revolutionized the game with his unparalleled shooting range and efficiency. With 3,849 made threes on 9,053 attempts, Curry’s career three-point percentage of 42.5% solidifies his place as the greatest shooter in NBA history.

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