After nearly 11 years, Ray Allen is about to see his career 3-point record fall Tuesday night when the Warriors play the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
The Hall of Fame sharpshooter made 2,973 3-pointers during the regular season in his 18-year NBA career. Steph Curry is just one 3-pointer away from tying Allen's record and two away from becoming the new all-time leader, in his 13th season.
Ahead of Curry taking the court at MSG, Allen sent his good luck and well wishes to the Warriors superstar on Instagram.
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With #onmyway, Allen also hinted that he would be in attendance for the historic night.
Indeed, Allen and Curry shared a pregame conversation.
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That means the three greatest 3-point shooters will be together. Reggie Miller, who owned the record for 13 seasons before Allen, will be a color analyst for TNT's broadcast of the game. He also was a color analyst when Allen broke his record in 2011 in Boston.
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Under the bright lights of New York, there will be a whole lot of big names watching Curry make history.