Portland, Oregon, USA; Dallas Mavericks guard Klay Thompson (31) reacts after scoring a three point basket during the first half agains the Portland Trail Blazers at

Thompson's former Warriors teammate, Steph Curry, is atop the list, more than 800 3s ahead of second-place James Harden.

Klay Thompson made his NBA debut on Christmas Day in 2011. Since the first game of his rookie career, Thompson has collected a plethora of accolades, milestones and shooting records. On Wednesday, the longtime sharpshooter added one more memorable Christmas Day moment to his decorated career.

On Friday night, the Dallas Mavericks beat the Phoenix Suns (in Arizona) by a score of 98-89. The Mavs improved to 20-11 in their first 31 games, which has the

Dallas Mavericks guard Klay Thompson passed Reggie Miller for fifth place on the all-time three pointers made list, and posted a caption on Instagram that raised some eyebrows pertaining to his relationship with former Golden State Warriors teammate Stephen Curry.

Dallas Mavericks star Klay Thompson has addressed his recent comments where he appeared to overlook his former Golden State Warriors teammate Stephen Curry as the greatest shooter in NBA history. A few days ago,

In Wednesday's Christmas game against the Minnesota Timberwolves, Klay Thompson passed Reggie Miller for fifth in NBA history for the most made three-pointers with 2561. He's now only behind his "Splash Brother," Stephen Curry, as well as James Harden, Ray Allen, and Damian Lillard.

Klay Thompson addresses his comments on Reggie Miller, clarifying any misunderstanding about snubbing Stephen Curry as the greatest shooter.

Dallas Mavericks sharpshooter Klay Thompson recently caught some heat for snubbing his former teammate, Stephen Curry, from his rightful title as the greatest shooter ever. At the time, Thompson said Reggie Miller was the best,