Nets Rookie Egor Demin Sets 3-Point Record

Demin's streak of 34 consecutive games with a made three-pointer surpasses NBA legends.

Jan. 30, 2026 at 11:55pm

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Brooklyn Nets guard Egor Demin has rewritten the NBA record books, setting a new mark for the most consecutive games with a made three-pointer at 34. This achievement is a testament to Demin's sharpshooting abilities and the increasing emphasis on perimeter shooting in the modern NBA.

Why it matters

Demin's success highlights the growing importance of 3-point shooting in the NBA, as teams are actively seeking players who can space the floor and contribute immediately from beyond the arc. This trend is influencing draft strategies and the development of young talent at the college and high school levels.

The details

Demin's streak of 34 consecutive games with a made three-pointer surpasses the previous records held by Rudy Fernandez and Landry Shamet. This achievement is a direct result of Demin's improved shooting mechanics, which he credits to the guidance of his college coach, Kevin Young, who instilled the necessary skills and knowledge for a seamless transition to the NBA. The Nets' investment in specialized shooting coaches and advanced analytics has also played a crucial role in Demin's development.

  • Demin set the new NBA record for consecutive games with a made three-pointer on January 30, 2026.

The players

Egor Demin

A rookie guard for the Brooklyn Nets who has set a new NBA record for the most consecutive games with a made three-pointer.

Kevin Young

The head coach at BYU, who is credited with providing Demin with a crucial foundation for NBA success through his NBA-style training and development.

Jordie Fernandez

The head coach of the Brooklyn Nets, who expressed confidence in Demin's shooting abilities from the start of his NBA career.

Day'ron Sharpe

A teammate of Demin on the Brooklyn Nets, who believes Demin's potential is limitless in the coming years.

Kon Kneuppel

A rookie currently leading all first-year players in 3-pointers made, demonstrating the league-wide trend of talented young shooters.

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What they’re saying

“We believed that (his) shooting was NBA shooting and he's proven it from the beginning.”

— Jordie Fernandez, Head Coach, Brooklyn Nets

“Who knows what Egor can be in the next couple of years?”

— Day'ron Sharpe, Teammate, Brooklyn Nets

What’s next

Demin will look to continue his record-breaking pace and challenge the Nets' rookie record for most 3-pointers made in a single season.

The takeaway

Egor Demin's success highlights the growing importance of 3-point shooting in the NBA and the league's emphasis on developing young talent with a focus on perimeter skills. This trend is likely to continue, with more teams prioritizing shooting ability in the draft and college programs better preparing players for the professional game.