Who holds the three-point record for each team in a single game? Only three people have 13+ three-pointers in a single game. Harden tied the record 3 times.

In the NBA Cup group match that ended today, the Wizards defeated the Hawks 132-113 at home. McCollum made 10 of 12 three-pointers, scoring 46 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 steal. The number of three-pointers made tied Ariza's record for the number of three-pointers made in a single game in Wizards history.

As today's players' three-point shooting abilities are increasingly improving, more and more three-point records have been broken one by one. Today, Lao Zhen is here to take stock of the individual records for three-pointers made in a single game in each team's history, and who are the holders of these records in team history:

76ers: 9 (Dana Burrows, Danny Green, Maxi)

Spurs: 9 (Chuck Parson)

Hawks: 10 (Bogdan Bogdanovic, Gallinari)

Hornets: 10 (Graham, Oubre, Rozier, Kemba Walker)

Mavericks: 10 (Hardaway Jr., Wesley Matthews, George McLeod)

Pistons: 10 (Sadiq Bay, Dumars)

Pacers: 10 (Haliburton)

Grizzlies: 10 (Kennard)

Heat: 10 (Herro 2, Chalmers, Duncan Robinson, Brian Shaw)

Rockets: 10 (Harden 3 times, Dillon, Parsons, VanVleet)

Bucks: 10 (Ray· Allen, Lillard)

Thunder: 10 goals (George, Isaiah Joe)

Suns: 10 goals (Grid Rayson Allen)

Wizards: 10 (CJ McCollum, Ariza)

Celtics: 11 (Smart)

Nets: 11 (Deron Williams)

Cavaliers: 11 ( Irving)

Nuggets: 11 (JR Smith)

Clippers: 11 (Covington)

Timberwolves: 11 goals (Malik Beasley)

Pelicans: 11 goals (CJ McCollum)

Knicks: 11 (DiVincenzo)

Magic: 11 (Dennis Scott)

Jazz: 11 (Bojan Bogdanovic)

Lakers: 12 (Kobe)

Kings: 12 (Keegan Murray)

Raptors: 12 (Donyel Marshall)

Bulls: 13 (LaVine)

Trail Blazers: 13 (Lillard)

Warriors: 14 (Klay)