Five of the top 11 individual three - point shooters of the 2015 - 16 season took the floor in Tuesday's matchup between the Portland Trail Blazers and the Golden State Warriors. Naturally, the game was a high - scoring shootout, but the shots did not all come from the usual suspects. In fact, the game's leading three - point shooter played only eight minutes and was making his NBA debut. Portland wing Jake Layman, a 22 - year - old out of Maryland, hit 5 of 7 attempts from beyond the arc and finished second on the team in scoring despite finishing last in minutes. Steph Curry matched Layman's five three - pointers but took 10 attempts to do so, and Damian Lillard trailed not far behind with four. It was not a stellar shooting night for every high - profile shooter, however, as Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson, two of the league's top shooters, went 0 for 10 from beyond the arc on the night, with seven of those misses coming from Thompson. Golden State made up for their stars' shooting slumps by finding their own diamond in the rough, though, as bench guard Ian Clark delivered 22 points on perfect shooting, including three three - pointers.
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