Tyler Herro makes NBA 3-point history: one game faster than Steph Curry

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• Herro eclipses 1,000 career 3-pointers faster than Curry
  • What that means
• Game recap: a bright personal night in a tough team loss
• Who reached 1,000 3s faster than Herro?
• Implications for Miami Heat’s season
• Next up for the Heat
• Other NBA stories to follow

Tyler Herro hit a milestone 3-pointer Tuesday that put him into rare company, and he did it one game quicker than Warriors great Stephen Curry did in his early career.

Herro eclipses 1,000 career 3-pointers faster than Curry

The official NBA statistics showed Herro reached 1,000 career made 3-pointers in 368 games. That pace edges Stephen Curry, who got to the mark in 369 games.

What that means

• Herro’s mark makes him one of the fastest shooters in NBA history to reach 1,000 threes.
• This comparison highlights his value as a perimeter scorer for the Miami Heat.

Game recap: a bright personal night in a tough team loss

Despite the milestone, the Heat endured a heavy defeat in Minnesota.

• Final score: Timberwolves 122, Heat 94.
• Herro came off the bench and played 29 minutes.
• He scored 17 points on 7-of-15 shooting and grabbed nine rebounds.
• His milestone 3 was his only triple of the night, going 1-for-4 from deep.
• He also dished three assists while trying to spark the offense.

Who reached 1,000 3s faster than Herro?

Herro ranks sixth on the list of quickest players to 1,000 made threes. The five who reached the plateau sooner:

1. Duncan Robinson — 343 games
2. Buddy Hield — 350 games
3. Luka Dončić — 351 games
4. Anthony Edwards — 353 games
5. Donovan Mitchell — 355 games

That group reflects modern shooting trends and the growing emphasis on 3-point efficiency.

Implications for Miami Heat’s season

Herro’s shooting milestone is a boost, but the Heat need more consistency.

• Miami will look to regroup defensively after the loss in Minnesota.
• Herro’s bench scoring and rebounding remain important on nights starters struggle.
• Coaching staff will hope the team returns to form in upcoming matchups.

Next up for the Heat

Miami heads to Chicago for a Thursday game against the Bulls.

• The Heat will seek a bounce-back performance on the road.
• Herro’s shooting and energy off the bench will be key to the turnaround.

Other NBA stories to follow

• LeBron James keeps redefining longevity in the NBA.
• Trade rumors swirl around Trae Young and the Hawks’ future direction.
• Rookie Cooper Flagg is making headlines with historic assist numbers.