When it comes to naming an all-time NBA starting five, even legends like Stephen Curry can stir controversy. In a recent interview with YouTube channel Dude Perfect, Curry unveiled his updated list, making bold choices that replaced Magic Johnson and Kobe Bryant with himself and LeBron James.

On Friday night, Los Angeles Clippers guard James Harden made NBA history when he hit his third three-pointer of the game against his former team, the Houston Rockets. With that triple, Harden tied NBA Hall of Famer Ray Allen on the NBA’s all-time three-point shooting list.

James Harden ties Ray Allen for second on the all-time three-pointers list, humorously claiming "Steph doesn’t count" in the rankings.