INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — For good reason, many believe Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry to be the best shooter in NBA history. He just eclipsed Reggie Miller on the NBA's all-time list of career three-pointers made. Curry tied the record held by Miller with his 647th shot last night at Indiana. The previous mark was 645, which Miller also reached this season when Dallas played host to San Antonio. In other Golden State news, center Andrew Bogut returned from an ankle injury yesterday and will play tonight against New York. Bogut missed 14 games before the All-Star break due to the injury. The Knicks will send guard Iman Shumpert back to New York after he missed the last two games with a left knee contusion. Shumpert injured the knee late in Sunday's win over Brooklyn. Shumpert is expected to be available for Friday's game against Chicago. If he cannot play, rookie Frank Ntilikina will get another opportunity to prove himself as a starter. He has been splitting time with Kristaps Porzingis while the latter recovers from surgery to repair a torn left ACL. Ntilikina went 3-for-15 from the field in Monday's loss to Milwaukee before being replaced by Porzingis.