On January 24, 2014, Chandler Parsons of the Houston Rockets made 10 three-pointers in the first half of an NBA game, creating what was widely reported at the time as an NBA record for most three-pointers made in a single half. Parsons’ hot shooting came early in the 2013–14 season and stood out because of both the volume and accuracy from beyond the arc. His performance contributed significantly to the Rockets’ offensive output in that game and attracted national media coverage. Parsons, a forward known for his perimeter shooting and spacing ability, had emerged as a key secondary scorer for Houston after signing with the team in the 2012 offseason. The 2013–14 season saw him continue to develop as a reliable three-point threat, and the 10-from-deep first half represented a peak single-game display of that skill set. Box scores and contemporaneous game reports recorded the make total and the surrounding context: Parsons took and converted a high number of attempts from three-point range in the first two quarters, including several contested and transition efforts. The run helped the Rockets establish momentum early and forced the opposing defense to adjust its coverages to account for Parsons’ outside shooting. It is important to note how records are tracked and reported. At the time, Parsons’ 10 three-pointers in a half was cited in media coverage as an NBA record for most threes made in one half. However, the NBA’s single-game and single-half three-point records have multiple entries and nuances (for example, whether the record is tracked as an official league record, tied performances, or includes playoff games). Contemporary box scores and league stat pages are the primary sources for verifying exact record status and whether additional players have matched or exceeded the mark in subsequent seasons. Beyond the immediate statistical note, Parsons’ performance reflected wider trends in the NBA toward increased three-point attempts and the strategic value of floor spacing. The Rockets, in particular, became known in later years for emphasizing three-point shooting as a central offensive strategy. No fabricated quotes or unverified anecdotes are included here. For those seeking primary-source confirmation, consult the official NBA box score and play-by-play for the Houston Rockets game on January 24, 2014, and contemporaneous reporting from established sports outlets.