The 2026-27 race for NBA three-pointers made per game remains tightly contested among a deep group of high-volume perimeter shooters because modern offenses distribute attempts across multiple creators, with several players projected for 8–11 attempts per game and similar efficiency ranges. Stephen Curry enters as the consensus leader after topping the category last season, but Luka Doncic, LaMelo Ball, Anthony Edwards, Tyrese Maxey, and Kon Knueppel post comparable per-game forecasts around 3.5–4.4 makes, driven by usage rates, spacing systems, and recent form. Roster shifts, minutes management, and injury histories for veterans like Curry and Klay Thompson introduce enough variability that trader consensus reflects a narrow gap rather than a clear frontrunner, with underdogs such as Norman Powell and Trey Murphy III retaining realistic paths through expanded roles or hot streaks.