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in the nba, with the advent of the small ball era, three-point shooting ability has become an indispensable criterion for player evaluation. whether a player can open up space and whether he has an outside threat directly determines the survival and development of a player in the modern basketball system. for those players with superb shooting skills, this is their golden age. the stronger the shooting ability, the easier it is to adapt to the tactical system of most teams, thus occupying a place in the fiercely competitive league. some historical pitchers often lament that if they were born in this era where small ball is king, they might have a more brilliant career.

in this context, the american media has divided the three-point shooters in history into different categories. this article will analyze this category in detail to see if it is reasonable, and further explore each player's shooting ability and their influence in their respective eras.

tier 5: top shooters in their prime

jr smith

jr smith is known for his sharp three-point shooting and tenacious defense, and he helped lebron james win a championship. although his three-point shooting is unstable, his outstanding performance in the clutch made him play an important role in the cavaliers' road to the championship. it makes sense to enter the fifth tier, after all, his shooting ability is not as good as those of more stable shooters, but he is still a top threat in the league in his prime.