Joe Harris sets franchise record and career-high vs. Wizards

Joe Harris continues to be the reliable deep threat that he’s always been for Brooklyn, setting another Nets record on Sunday.

Joe Harris wasted no time on Sunday, breaking yet another long-range shooting record held by D’Angelo Russell on Sunday. Harris knocked down three of his five 3-point attempts in the first quarter to break Russell’s record for 3-pointers made in a calendar month by a Nets player (52 in January of 2019), getting up to 54. By the end of Sunday’s 149-146 loss, Harris had knocked down a total of eight 3-pointers in the win — which is a single game career-high — bringing his January total up to 59.

This record is the second Harris has set in this season, blowing past Russell’s franchise record for consecutive games with a 3-pointers made (61). Brooklyn’s sharpshooter got all the way to 79 consecutive games.

Following his 8-for-13 performance against the Wizards — in which he scored 30 points — Harris finished with a 50.6% shooting percentage from deep for the month of January. On the season, Harris is shooting 49% from 3-point territory.

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