Former Oregon Ducks guard Payton Pritchard is in the midst of a career year for the Boston Celtics. The fifth-year guard recently set a new NBA record after hitting his 219th three-pointer of the season in the Celtics' win over the Brooklyn Nets.

Backup Boston Celtics big man Neemias Queta has had an up-close and personal view of Boston Sixth Man of the Year candidate Payton Pritchard as he has elevated his game to new heights over the course of the last two seasons both have been suiting up for the Celtics.

Amid the best season of his career, Payton Pritchard claimed a piece of NBA history vs. the Nets on Saturday night.

Though Pritchard has been great for the Celtics, he is also making league history, including achieving a milestone against the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday that the NBA has never seen before.

Star Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum is the best player in the NBA standing at 6-foot-8. Or at least that is the point of view of Bleacher Report league analyst Dan Favale, who named the Celtics forward (who very likely is actually an inch or two taller than his official listed height,

Payton Pritchard made NBA history after knocking down a 3-pointer midway through the Celtics' win over the Nets.

Payton Pritchard shares his thoughts after breaking the NBA record for the most three-pointers off the bench in a single season.Pritchard reacts to breaking record for most threes off the bench origin

If he is named Sixth Man of the Year, Pritchard will join Brogdon (2023), McHale (1984, 1985), and Bill Walton (1986) as the fourth Boston Celtic to bring home the John Havlicek Trophy.