• Kyrie Irving made NBA history by moving up to 34th on the all-time three-pointers list during the Mavericks vs. Celtics game.
• The Celtics won the game 138-110, with Irving scoring 19 points, grabbing four rebounds, and making two assists.
• Irving, a seasoned NBA player, has had an impressive career, winning a championship in 2016 and maintaining strong stats throughout his time in the league.

Kyrie Irving made NBA history in the Mavs-Celtics game on Friday. The Celtics won with a score of 138-110, and Kyrie Irving scored 19 points, grabbed four rebounds, and made two assists.

During the game, Kyrie Irving did something magical. He moved up in the record books, passing Kemba Walker to become 34th on the all-time three-pointers list. Next up for Irving to pass is Steve Nash.

Before this game, Irving was doing pretty well. He was averaging nearly 26 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists per game.

He was also shooting the ball well, making close to 50% of his shots from the field and over 42% from three-point range.

The Mavericks are doing great in this season. They’re currently the seventh seed in the Western Conference with 34 wins and 25 losses. Recently, they’ve been playing even better, winning 8 out of their last 10 games.

In their most recent game before facing the Celtics, the Mavericks beat the Toronto Raptors with a score of 136-125. Irving had a great game in that matchup, scoring 29 points.

After playing the Celtics, the Mavericks will head back home to Dallas to play against the Philadelphia 76ers.

Kyrie Irving has been in the NBA for quite some time now. He was the first pick in the 2011 NBA Draft after playing college basketball at Duke University.

Throughout his career, he’s played for a few different teams, including the Brooklyn Nets, Boston Celtics, Cleveland Cavaliers, and now the Dallas Mavericks.

In his career, Irving has been really good. He’s won an NBA Championship in 2016 and has put up some impressive numbers.

On average, he scores over 23 points per game and has solid stats in rebounds, assists, and steals. He’s also a good shooter, making close to 40% of his three-point shots.

Kyrie Irving’s achievement in passing Kemba Walker on the all-time three-pointers list is just another milestone in his impressive NBA career