Last Updated on July 14, 2026 by Mat Diekhake
The Los Angeles Clippers have featured some of the NBA’s best perimeter shooters across multiple eras. From Eric Piatkowski’s long-range consistency in the 1990s to the Lob City years led by Chris Paul and J.J. Redick, and the modern stars Paul George, Kawhi Leonard and James Harden, the Clippers have built a rich history of elite three-point shooting.
Here are the greatest three-point shooters in Clippers history.
1. Paul George
Paul George is the greatest three-point shooter in Los Angeles Clippers history. During his five seasons with the franchise, he became the Clippers’ all-time leader in three-pointers made while combining elite volume, efficiency and shot creation. Whether pulling up off the dribble, stepping back over defenders or knocking down catch-and-shoot opportunities, George consistently ranked among the NBA’s premier perimeter scorers. (Basketball Reference)
Clippers Career Highlights
- Franchise leader in career three-pointers made
- Multiple NBA All-Star selections
- Elite two-way superstar
- One of the NBA’s best pull-up shooters
2. J.J. Redick
Few players have ever matched J.J. Redick’s movement shooting. His constant off-ball activity, lightning-quick release and remarkable efficiency made him one of the league’s most difficult players to defend. During the Lob City era, Redick helped transform the Clippers into one of the NBA’s best offensive teams and remains among the franchise leaders in made three-pointers and three-point percentage. (Basketball Reference)
Why He Ranks So Highly
- Elite catch-and-shoot specialist
- One of the highest three-point percentages in franchise history
- Outstanding off-ball movement
- Four highly productive seasons with the Clippers
3. Eric Piatkowski
Before the modern three-point revolution, Eric Piatkowski was the Clippers’ premier long-range shooter. He held the franchise record for career three-pointers made for more than two decades before Paul George eventually surpassed him. His longevity and consistency make him one of the most important shooters in team history. (Basketball Reference)
4. Kawhi Leonard
Kawhi Leonard has developed into one of the NBA’s most complete offensive players, with three-point shooting becoming one of his greatest strengths. His efficient shooting, ability to create difficult looks and outstanding playoff performances have quickly moved him near the top of the Clippers’ all-time three-point leaderboard. (Basketball Reference)
Career Highlights
- Two-time NBA Champion
- Two-time NBA Finals MVP
- Elite mid-range and three-point scorer
- One of the NBA’s most efficient wings
5. Jamal Crawford
Jamal Crawford brought excitement every time he stepped onto the court. One of the greatest sixth men in NBA history, Crawford combined dazzling ball handling with fearless three-point shooting, making him one of the franchise’s all-time leaders in made threes while producing countless memorable scoring explosions. (Basketball Reference)
6. Chris Paul
Chris Paul is remembered primarily as one of basketball’s greatest point guards, but he also developed into an outstanding perimeter shooter. His reliable three-point shot perfectly complemented his elite passing, helping lead the Clippers to the most successful regular-season stretch in franchise history. He ranks among the team’s all-time leaders in made three-pointers. (Basketball Reference)
7. James Harden
James Harden arrived in Los Angeles with one of the greatest shooting résumés in NBA history and quickly climbed the Clippers’ career three-point leaderboard. His signature step-back three remains one of the NBA’s most difficult shots to defend, while his scoring and playmaking have made him one of the franchise’s most dangerous offensive weapons. (Basketball Reference)
8. Norman Powell
Norman Powell has become one of the Clippers’ most efficient high-volume shooters. His quick release, aggressive scoring mentality and ability to thrive both as a starter and sixth man have made him one of the franchise’s most productive modern perimeter scorers. He already ranks among the Clippers’ top ten in career made three-pointers. (Basketball Reference)
9. Lou Williams
Lou Williams was one of the NBA’s most dangerous bench scorers. His ability to create space off the dribble and knock down difficult three-pointers made him an ideal sixth man and helped him become one of the Clippers’ career leaders in made threes. (Basketball Reference)
10. Nicolas Batum
Nicolas Batum brought veteran leadership and dependable outside shooting to the Clippers. His basketball IQ, passing and consistent catch-and-shoot ability made him one of the league’s best role players while helping space the floor for the team’s stars. He ranks among the franchise leaders in made three-pointers. (Basketball Reference)
Honorable Mentions
- Luke Kennard
- Danilo Gallinari
- Corey Maggette
- Reggie Jackson
- Marcus Morris Sr.
- Quentin Richardson
- Jalen Williams
- Matt Barnes
Ranking the Greatest Clippers Shooters
| Rank | Player | Elite Traits |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Paul George | Franchise leader, elite shot creator, high-volume scorer |
| 2 | J.J. Redick | One of the NBA’s greatest movement shooters |
| 3 | Eric Piatkowski | Former franchise record holder and long-time sharpshooter |
| 4 | Kawhi Leonard | Efficient scorer and elite playoff shot-maker |
| 5 | Jamal Crawford | Fearless sixth man and explosive scorer |
| 6 | Chris Paul | Outstanding point guard with reliable range |
| 7 | James Harden | Legendary step-back shooter and prolific scorer |
| 8 | Norman Powell | Efficient high-volume perimeter scorer |
| 9 | Lou Williams | Elite microwave scorer off the bench |
| 10 | Nicolas Batum | Smart veteran and dependable floor spacer |
Final Thoughts
The Clippers have featured elite three-point shooting throughout their history, but Paul George stands above the rest thanks to his combination of production, efficiency and franchise records. J.J. Redick revolutionized off-ball movement during the Lob City era, while Eric Piatkowski laid the foundation decades earlier. Modern stars such as Kawhi Leonard, James Harden and Norman Powell have continued that tradition, giving the Clippers one of the strongest collections of perimeter shooters in franchise history.