We’ve already been treated to several demonstrations of the talent that Detroit Pistons rookie Saddiq Bey possesses. And it won’t be long before he enters himself into the team record books.
Should he remain healthy, he’s on track to soon hit the most 3-point shots by a rookie in Pistons history. With 91 current 3-point shots made this season, he’s already surpassed Kyle Singler (82 in 2012-13) and Luke Kennard (81 in 2017-18).
Saddiq Bey continues his hot shooting from beyond the arc, and is on track to soon hold the record of most 3-point shots made by a rookie in team history! Be sure to tune in for the rest of tonight's action on FOX Sports Detroit. #DetroitUp pic.twitter.com/xtsLOrWz6X
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He’s only 14 shy of tying Brandon Knight’s team rookie record of 105 3-point shots made in 2011-12. Shortly into his first NBA season, he found himself among the League’s top shooters beyond the arc by making 43.1% of his attempts in his first ten games.
