Marina Mabrey delivered another high-volume three-point performance, making at least seven shots from beyond the arc for the third time this season. The outing pulled her even with Bridget Carleton for the WNBA lead in games with seven or more made threes and reinforced Mabrey’s place among the league’s most consistent perimeter threats.

What happened

Mabrey reached the seven-three threshold again, matching Carleton’s season total of three such games. No other information about the game was included in the source data, but the shooting mark adds another entry to a pattern that has developed across Mabrey’s season.

The latest performance was not limited to the seven-plus category. It also increased Mabrey’s league-leading totals in games with at least five and at least six made three-pointers, giving her the top mark in two separate measures of sustained long-range production.

Why it matters

A single explosive shooting night can stand apart from the rest of a season. Mabrey’s repeated appearances at these thresholds show that her production has extended well beyond one isolated performance, with seven games of five-plus threes and six games of six-plus threes.

The outing also follows her move past Maya Moore for 19th on the WNBA career three-point list. Together, the career milestone and her current-season frequency highlight both the accumulated and ongoing dimensions of Mabrey’s three-point shooting.

By the numbers

Mabrey has made at least five three-pointers in seven games this season, the highest total in the league. She has reached six or more makes in six games, also a WNBA-leading figure.

At the highest listed threshold, Mabrey has three games with at least seven made threes. That total is tied with Carleton, leaving them together atop the season mark rather than giving either player sole possession of the lead.

The progression provides a clear view of Mabrey’s consistency: seven games at five-plus, six at six-plus and three at seven-plus. Her six outings with at least six makes are particularly notable because they give her an outright league lead in repeated high-volume performances.

What to watch next

Mabrey’s next opportunity to move ahead of Carleton in the seven-plus category will come later in the regular season. Another game with at least seven made three-pointers would give her a fourth such outing and sole possession of the season lead, unless Carleton adds to her own total.

Until then, the seven-plus race remains even. Mabrey already holds the league lead at the five-plus and six-plus levels, leaving the highest threshold as the category in which separation is still available.