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The 'NBA yearly three-point leaders' quiz

Created on March 16, 2026 | Total tries: 63 | Average Score: 26.3 out of 49 (54%) | Quiz FAQ

Happy 67th birthday to one-time NBA All-Star, two-time NBA champion and long-time league executive, Danny Ainge!

As a player, Ainge won NBA titles in 1983 as a role player and 1985 a mainstay in the Celtics starting lineups featuring franchise legends Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish. In his final full season with Boston, the BYU product made a league-high 148 three-pointers in 1987-88 before getting dealt to the Sacramento Kings near the 1989 trade deadline.

Ainge would spend time with the Kings, Suns and Trail Blazers before retiring after the 1994-95 season. After a brief head coaching stint with the Suns, Ainge tried his hand in the front office as the Boston Celtics executive director of Basketball Operations, where he served from 2003-2021 and won another in 2007-08. He now works as the CEO of Basketball Operations for the Utah Jazz.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. How many of the players to lead the NBA in made three-pointers since the 1979-80 can you name in five minutes?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Season / Team / Three pointers made / Jersey # | Created on March 16, 2026 | Total tries: 63 | Average Score: 26.3 out of 49 (54%) | Quiz FAQ

SCORE:
0/49

TIME:
5:00

2024-25 / MIN / 320 / #5

2023-24 / GSW / 357 / #30

2022-23 / GSW / 301 / #11

2021-22 / GSW / 285 / #30

2020-21 / GSW / 337 / #30

2019-20 / HOU / 299 / #13

2018-19 / HOU / 378 / #13

2017-18 / HOU / 265 / #13

2016-17 / GSW / 324 / #30

2015-16 / GSW / 402 / #30

2014-15 / GSW / 286 / #30

2013-14 / GSW / 261 / #30

2013-14 / GSW / 272 / #30

2011-12 / ORL / 166 / #33

2010-11 / GSW / 194 / #1

2009-10 / HOU / 209 / #0

2008-09 / ORL / 220 / #9

2007-08 / CHB / 243 / #23

2006-07 / PHX / 205 / #19

2006-07 / WAS / 205 / #0

2005-06 / SEA / 269 / #34

2004-05 / PHX / 226 / #3

2004-05 / PHI / 226 / #26

2003-04 / SAC / 240 / #16

2002-03 / MIL/SEA / 201 / #34

2001-02 / MIL / 229 / #34

2000-01 / BOS / 221 / #8

1999-00 / SEA /177 / #20

1998-99 / TOR / 135 / #7

1997-98 / CLE / 192 / #1

1996-97 / IND / 229 / #31

1995-96 / ORL / 267 / #3

1994-95 / NYK / 217 / #3

1993-94 / PHX / 192 / #9

1992-93 / IND / 167 / #31

1992-93 / PHX / 167 / #9

1991-92 / HOU / 162 / #11

1990-91 / HOU / 172 / #11

1989-90 / DEN / 158 / #14

1988-89 / DEN / 166 / #14

1987-88 / BOS / 148 / #44

1986-87 / BOS / 90 / #33

1985-86 / BOS / 82 / #33

1984-85 / UTAH / 92 / #35

1983-84 / UTAH / 91 / #35

1982-83 / SA / 67 / #10

1981-82 / IND / 73 / #11

1980-81 / CLE / 57 / #23

1979-80 / SDC / 90 / #14

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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