LeBron James had a pair of three-pointers in his team’s loss to San Antonio on Sunday. Those two treys give him 101 for the season, the 10^th season in his career that he had 100 or more three-pointers. By reaching that milestone, he became the 14^th player in NBA history with 10 or more seasons with 100 or more three-pointers made.

James is one of 60 players this season that have 100 or more three-pointers. Leading the way is Houston’s James Harden with 215.

Ray Allen tops the list of most seasons with 100 or more three-pointers with 17.

Following are the 14 players who have 10 or more seasons with 100 or more threes made in a season.

17: Ray Allen

15: Reggie Miller, Paul Pierce

14: Jason Terry

13: Jamal Crawford, Kyle Korver

12: Joe Johnson

11: Chauncey Billups, Vince Carter, Jason Kidd

10: LeBron James, J.R. Smith, Peja Stojakovic, Nick Van Exel

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