Who has the best three point percantage for basketball season 2005-2006?
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Tyronn Lue - Atlanta 45.7% during the regular season. \n\nRip Hamilton is actually 40% in the postseason and Dwayne Wade is at 50% but neither one of them have taken very many.
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Carmelo Kyan Anthony\n10 points!
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points, rebounds, assists, steals
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Nate Robinson. Dunks always look better when a shorter guy does it.
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I think it's JJ Redick of Duke.  He's going to win Player of the Year over Morrison of Gonzaga by a couple votes.
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PG - ROBERTSON\nSIG - WEST\nSF- DR J\nPF - BAYLOR\nC - CHAMBERLAIN
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I play center. I won our team 3-point shoot-out.So thats saying something. Not many centers can light it up from 3-point range.
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It has to be Reggie Miller. All time leader in three point field goals made, one of the greatest three point shooters ever. Not to mention the uncountable times he has drained clutch threes to win or tie the match for the Pacers, including that unforgettable game at Madison Square Garden. As a pure shooter, even with a hand in his face, Miller was ace.
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Larry Bird\nLarry Bird\nLarry Bird\nLarry Bird\nMichael Jordan (probably only need one of him)
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1. kobe 35.1\n2. iverson 33.1\n3. lebron 30.4
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1. Andrea Bargnani\n2. Tyrus Thomas\n3. Brandon Roy\n4. Adam Morrison\n5. Lamarcus Aldridge
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Indiana Pacers' Reggie Miller scored consecutive three-point shots to beat the New York Knicks in the last seconds of the first game of the 1995 Eastern Conference Semi-Finals. As of 2005, Miller holds the NBA three-point field-goal record (2,560). \n\nIts got to be Reggie Miller!
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florida gators\n\nthe presants of jokim noah and al horford will dominate the compitition and open up lee humphry and green for 3 pointers
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No question...Steve Nash.  He raises the level of play of all the players on his team and is himself a consistent offensive threat.  He does what a point guard is supposed to do and does it better than anyone.  Jason Kidd is a good contender for this title, as are Chauncey Billups and Sam Cassell.  Jason Terry is an excellent player, but somewhat out of place at point guard.  He's actually a very good 2-guard.
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Wow, looking at the names on these lists just proves the point I've been making that the quality of NBA centers today is at an all time low.\n\n1. Shaq\n2. Tim Duncan (if you want to count him as a center)\n\nThen a big drop off\n\n3. Yao Ming\n\nThen a little drop off\n\n4. Ben Wallace\n\nThen a HUGE drop off\n\n\n5. Everybody else tied for last
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Matt Bonner, power forward for the Toronto Raptors \nUdonis Haslem, power forward for the Miami Heat \nDavid Lee, power forward for the New York Knicks \nMike Miller, small forward for the Memphis Grizzlies \nJason Williams, point guard for the Miami Heat
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Top 25 as of 2006:\n\n1. Kobe Bryant\n2. Kevin Garnett\n3. LeBron James\n4. Shawn Marion\n5. Elton Brand\n6. Dirk Nowitzki\n7. Dwyane Wade\n8. Allen Iverson  \n9. Yao Ming  \n10. Chris Bosh\n11. Paul Pierce\n12. Gilbert Arenas\n13. Steve Nash\n14. Pau Gasol\n15. Tim Duncan\n16. Marcus Camby\n17. Andrei Kirilenko\n18. Jermaine O'Neal\n19. Chris Webber\n20. Lamar Odom\n21. Jason Kidd\n22. Dwight Howard\n23. Chris Paul\n24. Ray Allen\n25. Carmelo Anthony\n\nI can't list all time. I didn't watch most of them play.