The Career High Thread (Points)

[L.Kizzle]

The thread about career high for players under 6' got me thinkin' what is everyone else career high? Some players I'm curious to know and no I may not have the answer, but someone else will. So let's make a list of career high in points.


100 Points: WILT CHAMBERLAIN
81 Points: Kobe Bryant
73 Points: Elgin Baylor
71 Points: David Robinson
69 Points: Michael Jordan
68 Points: Pete Maravich
64 Points: Rick Barry
63 Points: Jerry West
George Gervin
Joe Fulks
62 Points: Tracy McGrady
61 Points: Shaquille O'Neal
Karl Malone
George Mikan
60 Points: Larry Bird
Allen Iverson
Bernard King
Tom Chambers
Gilbert Arenas
57 Points: Bob Pettit
Dominique Wilkiins
Reggie Miller
Richie Guerin
Calvin Murphy
Jerry Stackhouse
Michael Redd
56 Points: Oscar Robertson
LeBron James
Kevin McHale
Earl Monroe
Glen Rice
55 Points: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (as Lew Alcindor)
Nate Archibald
Jermaine O'Neal
Cliff Hagan
Tony Parker
54 Points: Elvin Hayes
Dave Bing
Ray Allen
53 Points: Tim Duncan
Moses Malone
Willis Reed
Gail Goodrich
52 Points: Hakeem Olajuwon
Bob McAdoo
George Yardley
51 Points: Patrick Ewing
Sam Jones
Spencer Haywood
Chris Webber
Vince Carter
Larry Kenon
Kiki Vandeweghe
50 Points: Dolph Schayes
Clyde Drexler
Hal Greer
Paul Pierce
Neil Johnston
Alonzo Mourning
Amar'e Stoudemire
49 Points: Paul Arizin
Mark Aguirre
Paul Westphal
Otis Birdsong
Latrell Sprewell
Carmello Anthony
Antoine Walker
48 Points: Bob Lanier
Walt Bellamy
Manu Ginobili
47 Points: Isiah Thomas
Charles Barkley
Scottie Pippen
Kevin Garnett
Dan Issel
Chris Mullin
46 Points: Bob Cousy
Grant Hill
Rolando Blackman
Andrew Toney
Maurice Lucas
Reggie Theus
45 Points: Julius Erving (NBA)
Tim Hardaway
44 Points: Walt Frazier
Gary Payton
Jason Kidd
Kevin Johnson
Connie Hawkins
Bill Sharman
Gus Johnson
Charlie Scott
Jimmy Walker
43 Points: John Havlicek
Nate Thurmond
Sidney Moncrief
Jerry Sloan
Ralph Sampson
42 Points: Artis Gilmore
Shawn Kemp
Anfernee Hardaway
Gus Williams
Norm Van Lier
Johnny 'Redd' Kerr
Rasheed Wallace
Rudy T
41 Points: Jerry Lucas
Dae DeBusschere
Lenny Wilkens
Jojo White
Deron Williams
Carlos Boozer
40 Points: Robert Parish
Marques Johnson
39 Points: Dave Cowens
Denis Johnson
Dwight Howard
Jack Sikma
John Starks
38 Points: James Worthy
37 Points: Bill Russell
Chauncey Billups
36 Points: Bill Walton
Jamaal Wilkes
Maurice Stokes
30 Points: Wes Unseld
22 Points: Ben Wallace

[StroShow4]

ok i'll play!

stromile swift- 31



i'm sure you were all just dying to know! :lol

[Nash-tastic]

Kobe Bryant: 81 Points
Leandro Barbosa: 39 Points
David Robinson: 71 Points

[inclinerator]

shaq-61
gilbert 60

[west]

The thread about career high for players under 6' got me thinkin' what is everyone else career high? Some players I'm curious to know and no I may not have the answer, but someone else will. So let's make a list of career high in points.


Elgin Baylor: 73 Points
Tracy McGrady: 62 Points
Gilbert Arenas: 60 Points
Ray Allen: 57 Points
Clyde Drexler: 50 Points
i think the most Ray had is 54 on jazz:confusedshrug:

[lilyi]

Yuta Tabuse 155 points against celtics

[Posterize246]

Deron Williams- 41

[L.Kizzle]

i think the most Ray had is 54 on jazz:confusedshrug:
Yeah it was 54, his buddy Mike Redd scored 57, on the same Jazz.

[Scott Pippen]

Pippen - 47 points
Jordan - 69 points
VC - 51 points (twice)
Kobe - 81 points
Wilt - 100 points
Shaq - 61 points
KG - 47 points
Duncan - 53 points

[HisJoeness]

12/13/94-Willie Burton PHI, 53 points vs. Mia

[Posterize246]

Iverson 60

[InspiredLebowski]

Reggie Miller went for 57 against Charlotte in 92.

[tsforthrees]

melo-49 vs. washington
jr smith-43 vs. chicago
linas kleiza-41 vs. utah
nene-28 vs. sacramento

[TMT]

Tony Parker - 55
Manu Ginobili - 48

[L.Kizzle]

melo-49 vs. washington
jr smith-43 vs. chicago
linas kleiza-41 vs. utah
nene-28 vs. sacramento
Damn, that's it ...

[lilyi]

Yi - 29
Oj mayo - 33

[west]

Damn, that's it ...
how about anything under 40 is not allowed???:confusedshrug:

[HisJoeness]

3/31/99-Eldridge Recasner CHA, 26 points v. Mil

[L.Kizzle]

how about anything under 40 is not allowed???:confusedshrug:
Naw, don't wanna discriminate, you'd just think someone like Nene would have went of for 35+ one night ...

[west]

Naw, don't wanna discriminate, you'd just think someone like Nene would have went of for 35+ one night ...
when is done that's a good read anyway,good thread BTW:cheers:

[Scott Pippen]

Tony Delk - 53 points

[Showtime]

Kevin Martin - 48

[tsforthrees]

Naw, don't wanna discriminate, you'd just think someone like Nene would have went of for 35+ one night ...

he'll probably have a night like that at some point this year. he's always been the fourth or fifth option since melo got here so he hasn't got many looks. he's playing so well right now though i would be shocked if he doesn't break 30 this year. the only problem with that is he is such a good passer for a big man that he tends to overuse that talent instead of just taking it to the hole.

[qrich]

Quentin Richardson - 44 on New Years Eve vs Denver in 2003. :rockon:

[InspiredLebowski]

This thread makes me think of all the times I saw a statline or boxscore and swore it to be a misprint, namely Delk's line. Kobe's as well, I remember coming home half lit and flipping Sportscenter on and seeing the little 81 next to K. Bryant and saying "are you ****ing serious?"

[gyu]

Yi - 27
Oj mayo - 33
Yi's career high is 29, get it right!

[lilyi]

Yuta Tabusa 155 points on Celtics

[Maniak]

Tony Parker-55pts
Rashard Lewis-50pts
Devin Harris-47pts
Scottie Pippen-47pts

[HisJoeness]

03/28/1992-Sarunas Marciulionis GSW, 35 points vs. NJ

[tsforthrees]

Yuta Tabuse7 points on Hawks

fixed. don't know where you are getting your information...

[OneMoreSucka]

Damn, that's it ...
Doesn't get enough touches to get more.

I think he could put up 40 rather easily.

[HisJoeness]

1/26/91-Vernon Maxwell HOU, 51 points vs. Cle

[OneMoreSucka]

Cheikh Samb - 4


Nuggets fans rejoice.

[tsforthrees]

Cheikh Samb - 4


Nuggets fans rejoice.

i miss him so much...

[InspiredLebowski]

Jamaal Tinsley: 37. C'mon, I know someone wants him!

[Nash-tastic]

Yuta Tabusa 155 points on Celtics
:wtf:

[Nash-tastic]

Carmelo Anthony: 49 Points

[stephanieg]

Magic - 46? Not sure though
Reed - 53
Earl Monroe - 32
Kareem - 61
Bird - 60
King - 60
Thompson - 73
Maravich - 68
Gervin - 63
West - 63
Mikan - 61
Malone - 61

Anyone know Frazier's or Payton's?

[InspiredLebowski]

Earl the Pearl never went over 32, really?

[HisJoeness]

2/4/91-Danny Schayes DEN, 37 points vs. Utah

[stephanieg]

Rodman's career highs for points and rebounds are the same -- 34.

[west]

Rodman's career highs for points and rebounds are the same -- 34.
34 rebounds???:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

[HisJoeness]

Rodman's career highs for points and rebounds are the same -- 34.

Wow. He grabbed 30+ boards five times.

[jason816]

Wow. He grabbed 30+ boards five times.


that is sick.

greatest rebounder in NBA History.


(i bet 10 out of those 30+ rebounds came from those diving out of bounds and 2~3 tip-in tries... but still, hardworking mofo.)

[stephanieg]

34 rebounds???:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199203040DET.html

Also, this site (http://www.nbauniverse.com/nbaplayers/gary_payton.htm) is pretty nifty. It has career highs in points-rebounds-assists for select players, although it doesn't seem to update very well for newer players, e.g. Parker's page has his career high at 38.

Reggie Miller - 57
Payton - 44
Kidd - 44
Stockton - 34
Rasheed - 42
Prince - 34
Ben Wallace - 22

I'd love to know Frazier's or Dantley's. And yeah InspiredLebowski, I was surprised at the Pearl's career high, but maybe the site I used was wrong.

[InspiredLebowski]

I'm much more flabbergasted that Rodman scored 34 points at some point then grabbed 34 boards.

[HisJoeness]

that is sick.

greatest rebounder in NBA History.


(i bet 10 out of those 30+ rebounds came from those diving out of bounds and 2~3 tip-in tries... but still, hardworking mofo.)

+1
I'm still tryna figure how he managed to nearly out rebound an entire team by himself.

[west]

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199203040DET.html

Also, this site (http://www.nbauniverse.com/nbaplayers/gary_payton.htm) is pretty nifty. It has career highs in points-rebounds-assists for select players, although it doesn't seem to update very well for newer players, e.g. Parker's page has his career high at 38.

Reggie Miller - 57
Payton - 44
Kidd - 44
Stockton - 34
Rasheed - 42
Prince - 34
Ben Wallace - 22
18 offensive rebounds.........i'm speechless......

[YoungRich]

any 1 got bill russells high?

[InspiredLebowski]

any 1 got bill russells high?

Don't know about scoring, but he grabbed 51 boards. He and Wilt are the only guys I know of to go over 50.

[stephanieg]

I'm much more flabbergasted that Rodman scored 34 points at some point then grabbed 34 boards.

Ever watch an old Pistons game? Like any of the 88, 89, or 90s Finals maybe? He was fast and strong. Not exactly a good shooter of course but he could actually drive and get into the paint. I can definitely see it against a bad team.

[InspiredLebowski]

Ever watch an old Pistons game? Like any of the 88, 89, or 90s Finals maybe? He was fast and strong. Not exactly a good shooter of course but he could actually drive and get into the paint. I can definitely see it against a bad team.

I did, but I was between 4-6 years old. I'm not saying it's the equivalent of Brian Scalabrine getting 50 or anything, just that it's more surprising than the rebound stat.

[stephanieg]

I did, but I was between 4-6 years old. I'm not saying it's the equivalent of Brian Scalabrine getting 50 or anything, just that it's more surprising than the rebound stat.

Yeah I was young then too but I like to watch old playoff games. I think it's a little silly when people try to say Rodman could've been a great scorer like Jordan or Pippen but when he was younger he definitely had some potential. More than say, Ben Wallace or something. By the time he was on the Bulls or heck even the Spurs he was definitely a different player and they were basically playing 4v5 on offense.

[jason816]

18 offensive rebounds.........i'm speechless......


by reading the stats of that Pistons vs Pacers game,
rodman had 15 FG attempt...i bet those are tip-in tries.
+1 FG attempt & +1 offensive board.:cheers:

[YoungRich]

Yeah I was young then too but I like to watch old playoff games. I think it's a little silly when people try to say Rodman could've been a great scorer like Jordan or Pippen but when he was younger he definitely had some potential. More than say, Ben Wallace or something. By the time he was on the Bulls or heck even the Spurs he was definitely a different player and they were basically playing 4v5 on offense.

did you know he average something like 30+ ppg in college for a couple years, granted it was at a ****ty school but still :pimp:

[jason816]

Yeah I was young then too but I like to watch old playoff games. I think it's a little silly when people try to say Rodman could've been a great scorer like Jordan or Pippen but when he was younger he definitely had some potential. More than say, Ben Wallace or something. By the time he was on the Bulls or heck even the Spurs he was definitely a different player and they were basically playing 4v5 on offense.


that's where you leave Rodman alone, and he get all those offensive board and tip-ins.

oh, and ask Mutombo's Hawks about it, when Rodman hit 3 straight 3pointers :rockon: (actually one of those were 2pt.. he stepped on the line.)

[G-train]

Zo - 50 points. March 30th 2006

[G-train]

December 30 1990 Scott Skiles got 30 assists against Denver Nuggets
Magic won 155-116

[Jacks3]

I still find it hard to fathom someone scoring 81 points..I mean, I'm still impressed by 40+ pt games..

[AtTheDriveIn]

I'd love to know Frazier's or Dantley's. And yeah InspiredLebowski, I was surprised at the Pearl's career high, but maybe the site I used was wrong.

No, that was his career high with the Knicks. This is what it says about him on his bio page at NBA.com:

"He was named NBA Rookie of the Year after averaging 24.3 points to finish fourth in the league in scoring. In one game against the Los Angeles Lakers he tossed in 56 points."

I can't find any evidence to back it up because my computer at the moment is running extremely slow, but I believe that'd be his career high in points scored. It seemed odd to me that a guy who, in his rookie year, averaged nearly 25 points a game in his rookie season couldn't manage to surpass the 35 points in one game mark at least once. I guess he would have been incredibly consistent had his career high actually been 32.. haha.

[jaydacris]

damon stoudamire - 54 points
darius miles - 47 points
charlie villanueva (rookie year) - 48 points

[HisJoeness]

damon stoudamire - 54 points
darius miles - 47 points
charlie villanueva (rookie year) - 48 points

This I did not know.

[Alonzo Magic]

Dwyane Wade - 48 Points, twice.

Vince Carter - 51 Points, twice.

Antoine Walker - 49 Points

Joe Johnson - 42 Points

Chauncey Billups - 37 Points

[AllenIverson3]

melo-49 vs. washington
jr smith-43 vs. chicago
linas kleiza-41 vs. utah
nene-28 vs. sacramento

this aint nugget players career highs:roll:

[madmax]

No love for Bron Bron here? 56 against Utah:rockon:

[Se]

Some of my favs:

Cedric Ceballos 50

Bernard King 60

Dana Barros 50

Kevin McHale 56

Latrell Sprewell 49

Penny Hardaway 42

[inclinerator]

Yuta Tabuse 155 points against celtics
wow strong copying me

[HisJoeness]

4/23/93-Nick Anderson ORL, 50 points vs. NJ

[RainierBeachPoet]

three old school players

spencer haywood--- 51

freddie brown --- 58 (if there were a three point line back then, downtown freddie would have had about 65, he was on fire that night)

rick barry --- 64

[tsforthrees]

this aint nugget players career highs:roll:

:hammerhead:

[lilojmayo]

Tmac went off for 62 cant believe

give me a video or it didnt happen

[inclinerator]

No love for Bron Bron here? 56 against Utah:rockon:
actually its 56 against toronto

[Rockets(T-mac)]

Tmac went off for 62 cant believe

give me a video or it didnt happen

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b1oAC_pq8Q

[lilojmayo]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b1oAC_pq8Q

wow, that was amazing i think ppl like me and 97% of ISH and basketball fans in general forget how good Tmac was just 5 years ago, may i ask what the hell happened

[T-pott]

Devin Harris 47?

[Rockets(T-mac)]

wow, that was amazing i think ppl like me and 97% of ISH and basketball fans in general forget how good Tmac was just 5 years ago, may i ask what the hell happened
Injuries are a *****. Ever since he came to Houston he has been plagued with injuries, first his back for about 2 years then that finally stops bothering him, but the elbow and knee injuries strike. If he had been healthy all this time, he would still be close to that level.

[Kevin_Garnett_5]

Coby Karl with 5 pts against Atlanta.

[lilojmayo]

Coby Karl with 5 pts against Atlanta.


:applause: :applause:

[danumber88]

Charlie V. 47 in his rookie year.

[HisJoeness]

3/23/91-Lionel Simmons SAC, 42 points vs. Pho

[Mamba]

lebron james 56 points against raptors 04-05 season

[AllenIverson3]

The thread about career high for players under 6' got me thinkin' what is everyone else career high? Some players I'm curious to know and no I may not have the answer, but someone else will. So let's make a list of career high in points.


100 Points: WILT CHAMBERLAIN
81 Points: Kobe Bryant
73 Points: Elgin Baylor
71 Points: David Robinson
69 Points: Michael Jordan
62 Points: Tracy McGrady
61 Points: Shaquille O'Neal
60 Points: Gilbert Arenas
57 Points: Michael Redd
54 Points: Ray Allen
53 Points: Tim Duncan
51 Points: Vince Carter
50 Points: Clyde Drexler
47 Points: Scottie Pippen
Kevin Garnett
41 Points: Deron Williams
39 Points: Leandro Barbosa
31 Points: Stromile Swift


Allen Iverson
56 Points: LeBron James

[T-Low]

Charlie Villanueva-48....:banana:

[L.Kizzle]

Charlie Villanueva-48....:banana:
BUMP

[JayGuevara]

Yi - 29
Oj mayo - 33

Didn't OJ have a 40 point game last year? :confusedshrug:

And I always swore Chauncey hit 40+ before also, but I can't remember, so I guess it's 37. :confusedshrug:

[alwaysunny]

Durant - 47
Eric Gordon - 41

[Samvt]

Dwade had 55 vs knicks 63% FG , 6-12 from the 3. only 39 minutes played. he could have went off for 60+ but sat down.

also has 50 point games @ 56% & 48%, and three 48 point games @ 54% 71% & 76%. 4 of those games were double doubles (2 for rebound, 2 for assist.)

Game vs utah he put up 50 he had 50/10/9/2blk/4stl 48% shooting, 4-11 3pt.

[knickscity]

I really think the cut-off should be at the 50 pt mark tho.

Haven't seen on here yet, but Glenn Rice scored 56 and the Magic in 1995.

[OmniStrife]

Steve Nash scored 48 points on May 15, 2005 against the Dallas Mavericks.

[alwaysunny]

and where's Tony Delk with 53?

[redhonda76]

Ewing = 51
Allan Houston = 53
Hakeem = 52

[knickscity]

Didn't OJ have a 40 point game last year? :confusedshrug:

And I always swore Chauncey hit 40+ before also, but I can't remember, so I guess it's 37. :confusedshrug:

He did hit 40 in the playoffs in 2003. hit 6 threes in the game also.

[alwaysunny]

Dale Ellis - 53
Jamal Crawford - 52

[kNIOKAS]

paul pierce 50 :banana:

[FCN]

I'd like to know Delonte West's.

[Psileas]

OK, if you like researching, ignore this.
For the rest, let me practically end this thread (correct data as of the 2008 season):

http://www.apbr.org/IndividualCareerHighGame.xls

[Maniak]

Steve Nash scored 48 points on May 15, 2005 against the Dallas Mavericks.
<3

[L.Kizzle]

OK, if you like researching, ignore this.
For the rest, let me practically end this thread (correct data as of the 2008 season):

http://www.apbr.org/IndividualCareerHighGame.xls
No fun, but just skimmed thru and James Worthy's career high is only 38 points.

For anyone who doesn't wanna go through 10,000 names of NBA players (still great recourse, do you have rebouds and assist?) I'll tr to put all the notables on the first page.

[ThaRegul8r]

I was actually going to reply to a post before happening to look at the date and realizing this thread was 1

[Meticode]

Tony Delk - 53
Chris Mullin - 47
Ray Allen - 54
Horace Grant - 31
Glen Rice - 56
Charles Barkley - 47 (can't believe he never scored more than 50)
Hakeem Olajuwon - 52
Ron Artest - 39
Leandro Barbosa - 41
Matt Barnes - 36 (unexpected)
Mike Bibby - 44
Carlos Boozer - 41
Elton Brand - 44
Aaron Brooks - 43
Kwame Brown - 30
Vince Carter - 51
Eddy Curry - 43

[LaysUpBricks]

I'd like to know Delonte West's.
31 vs Minnesota in 07

[TryToBeUnbias]

Tony Delk - 53
Chris Mullin - 47
Ray Allen - 54
Horace Grant - 31
Glen Rice - 56
Charles Barkley - 47 (can't believe he never scored more than 50)
Hakeem Olajuwon - 52
Ron Artest - 39
Leandro Barbosa - 41
Matt Barnes - 36 (unexpected)
Mike Bibby - 44
Carlos Boozer - 41
Elton Brand - 44
Aaron Brooks - 43
Kwame Brown - 30
Vince Carter - 51
Eddy Curry - 43
:wtf: I dont remember this.

[Peteballa]

Dwyane Wade, 55

Udonis Haslem, 28

[LaysUpBricks]

:wtf: I dont remember this.

Yeah, against Sacramento. :facepalm
A long time ago.

[AirJordan23]

Charles Barkley - 47 (can't believe he never scored more than 50)

He had 56/14 against the Warriors in game 3 of the '94 playoffs. You're probably looking at their season highs.

[L.Kizzle]

Here is a weird fact or maybe just a coincidence.

Brent Barry high = 31
Jon Barry high = 25
Drew Barry high = 8

Rick Barry high = 64

:eek:

[FCN]

31 vs Minnesota in 07


Thanks. I was lookin' but couldn't find it.

[CHAresurgence]

DJ Augustin-29
Gerald Wallace-42
Stephen Jackson-43
Tyrus Thomas-27

[c3zz4rr]

Here is a weird fact or maybe just a coincidence.

Brent Barry high = 31
Jon Barry high = 25
Drew Barry high = 8

Rick Barry high = 64

:eek:


:wtf: well that's weird to say the least.

[L.Kizzle]

:wtf: well that's weird to say the least.
Maybe they did it on purpose to equal their pops.

[c3zz4rr]

Maybe they did it on purpose to equal their pops.

Well if they did then I dont think Drew is talking to them anymore :roll:

[L.Kizzle]

Well if they did then I dont think Drew is talking to them anymore :roll:
Drew should be lucky Brent and Jon didn't decided to score 32 each.

[Round Mound]

You`re counting season career hight or play-offs career high?

Barkley 56 points...play-offs vs Warriors 1994 Game 3

Interesting would be to see the FG% on FGAs in those career highs...to determine how efficient a player is when scoring 30,40, 50, 60 points...etc

[AK47DR91]

Anybody had a 9-year gap of 50 or more points like Monster Mash did?
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199411120CHI.html
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200302210NOH.html

Only took him 31 and 33 shots to get it as well. Impressive.

[tpols]

You`re counting season career hight or play-offs career high?

Barkley 56 points...play-offs vs Warriors 1994 Game 3

Interesting would be to see the FG% on FGAs in those career highs...to determine how efficient a player is when scoring 30,40, 50, 60 points...etc
:facepalm

[nbacardDOTnet]

Carmelo Anthony - 50

[magnax1]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't David Thompson score 70+ points once?

[LaysUpBricks]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't David Thompson score 70+ points once?
Yeah he scored 73 on the last game of the regular season because he wanted the scoring title. I don't think he got it though.

[SinJackal]

Dennis Rodman:

Career high points in a game: 34

Career high rebounds in a game: 34


>_>

[L.Kizzle]

Some surprises.



Chauncey Billups 37 points. That's it?

James Worthy 38 points. That's it?

Payton and Kevin Johnson 44 points: Glove and GMAT are smiling somewhere.

Barkley and Mullin 47 points. That's it?

Walt Bellamy 48 points: Surprised not higher, averaged 32 one season.

Alonzo 50 points: Surprised he dropped 50 before.

Willis Reed 53 points: Surprised he dropped 53.

Tony Parker 55 points: WHAT!

[NuggetsFan]

Linas Kleiza scored 41 once.

[New York Knicks]

Chris Childs - 30

[Meticode]

He had 56/14 against the Warriors in game 3 of the '94 playoffs. You're probably looking at their season highs.
Correct.

[jaydacris]

Brian Scalabrine - 29

["Jesus"]

Brian Scalabrine - 29
:roll: :roll: get outta here. taht cannot possibly be true.

[AznTacoLover]

Brandon Roy 52 points :D

[OmniStrife]

Nash 48

[L.Kizzle]

Nash 48
When?

[Round Mound]

Dennis Rodman:

Career high points in a game: 34

Career high rebounds in a game: 34


>_>

I just found and put up the Rodman`s 34 rebound game resumed

Barkley`s highest career rebound was 33...to go along 20 points (one of his 1st games as Rocket)

[wally_world]

Tony Delk had a 50/51 point game iirc

[wally_world]

Jennings 55
Andre Miller 52

:hammerhead:

[alwaysunny]

Tony Parker 55 points: WHAT!

This was my reaction when I was checking my fantasy. He also had 10 assists to boot. He absolutely tore up the wolves.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCNEo3M-X4Y

[whatever666]

LOL @ Joe Fulks 63 pts...

The biggest shotjacker in NBA history (averaged 29 FG attempts with 25% FG shooting). Makes Kobe look efficient! (juuust kidding kobe fans :D )

[whatever666]

Some surprises.



Chauncey Billups 37 points. That's it?

James Worthy 38 points. That's it?

Payton and Kevin Johnson 44 points: Glove and GMAT are smiling somewhere.

Barkley and Mullin 47 points. That's it?

Walt Bellamy 48 points: Surprised not higher, averaged 32 one season.

Alonzo 50 points: Surprised he dropped 50 before.

Willis Reed 53 points: Surprised he dropped 53.

Tony Parker 55 points: WHAT!

Not everybody are shotjackers or simply just selfish/ballhogish/statpaddic enough to take like 50 FG attempts in a game and alienate all your teammates (like Kobe the latest time)............

[john_d]

i wanna know rodmans carrer high.

[alwaysunny]

LOL @ Joe Fulks 63 pts...

The biggest shotjacker in NBA history (averaged 29 FG attempts with 25% FG shooting). Makes Kobe look efficient! (juuust kidding kobe fans :D )

The league averaged less than 30%.

[whatever666]

The league averaged less than 30%.

Sheesh! No wonder Wilt/Oscar did what they did

[Manute for Ever!]

As for the freaks

Manute Bol - 18
Shawn Bradley - 32
Gheorghe Muresan - 31
Mark Eaton - 20
Rik Smits - 44
Chuck Nevitt - 12
Yao Ming - 41

[Manute for Ever!]

Another one I found interesting:

Calvin Murphy - 57

Not bad for 5'9".

http://www.toptenz.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/calvin-murphy.jpg

[john_d]

The league averaged less than 30%.
tons of misses = tons of rebounds.

[RazorBaLade]

Not everybody are shotjackers or simply just selfish/ballhogish/statpaddic enough to take like 50 FG attempts in a game and alienate all your teammates (like Kobe the latest time)............

wait when has kobe taken 50 fgas?

[ukballer]

Gerald Wallace - 42 v Knicks in 2007
Stephen Jackson - 43 v Rockets in 2010
Larry Hughes - 44 v Nuggets in 2000

DeSagna Diop - 10 points on no less than 4 occasions! :banana:

[Cermet]

The thread about career high for players under 6' got me thinkin' what is everyone else career high? Some players I'm curious to know and no I may not have the answer, but someone else will. So let's make a list of career high in points.


100 Points: WILT CHAMBERLAIN
81 Points: Kobe Bryant
73 Points: Elgin Baylor
71 Points: David Robinson
69 Points: Michael Jordan
68 Points: Pete Maravich
64 Points: Rick Barry
63 Points: Jerry West
George Gervin
Joe Fulks
62 Points: Tracy McGrady
61 Points: Shaquille O'Neal
Karl Malone
George Mikan
60 Points: Larry Bird
Allen Iverson
Bernard King
Tom Chambers
Gilbert Arenas
57 Points: Bob Pettit
Dominique Wilkiins
Reggie Miller
Richie Guerin
Calvin Murphy
Jerry Stackhouse
Michael Redd
56 Points: Oscar Robertson
LeBron James
Kevin McHale
Earl Monroe
Glen Rice
55 Points: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (as Lew Alcindor)
Nate Archibald
Jermaine O'Neal
Cliff Hagan
Tony Parker
54 Points: Elvin Hayes
Dave Bing
Ray Allen
53 Points: Tim Duncan
Moses Malone
Willis Reed
Gail Goodrich
52 Points: Hakeem Olajuwon
Bob McAdoo
George Yardley
51 Points: Patrick Ewing
Sam Jones
Spencer Haywood
Chris Webber
Vince Carter
Larry Kenon
Kiki Vandeweghe
50 Points: Dolph Schayes
Clyde Drexler
Hal Greer
Paul Pierce
Neil Johnston
Alonzo Mourning
Amar'e Stoudemire
49 Points: Paul Arizin
Mark Aguirre
Paul Westphal
Otis Birdsong
Latrell Sprewell
Carmello Anthony
Antoine Walker
48 Points: Bob Lanier
Walt Bellamy
Manu Ginobili
47 Points: Isiah Thomas
Charles Barkley
Scottie Pippen
Kevin Garnett
Dan Issel
Chris Mullin
46 Points: Bob Cousy
Grant Hill
Rolando Blackman
Andrew Toney
Maurice Lucas
Reggie Theus
45 Points: Julius Erving (NBA)
Tim Hardaway
44 Points: Walt Frazier
Gary Payton
Jason Kidd
Kevin Johnson
Connie Hawkins
Bill Sharman
Gus Johnson
Charlie Scott
Jimmy Walker
43 Points: John Havlicek
Nate Thurmond
Sidney Moncrief
Jerry Sloan
Ralph Sampson
42 Points: Artis Gilmore
Shawn Kemp
Anfernee Hardaway
Gus Williams
Norm Van Lier
Johnny 'Redd' Kerr
Rasheed Wallace
Rudy T
41 Points: Jerry Lucas
Dae DeBusschere
Lenny Wilkens
Jojo White
Deron Williams
Carlos Boozer
40 Points: Robert Parish
Marques Johnson
39 Points: Dave Cowens
Denis Johnson
Dwight Howard
Jack Sikma
John Starks
38 Points: James Worthy
37 Points: Bill Russell
Chauncey Billups
36 Points: Bill Walton
Jamaal Wilkes
Maurice Stokes
30 Points: Wes Unseld
22 Points: Ben Wallace


Andre Miller had 51 or 53 if I remember correct.

[code green]

Jermaine O'Neal - 55? :wtf:
Gilbo 60? :eek:

[kurple]

melo-49 vs. washington
jr smith-43 vs. chicago
linas kleiza-41 vs. utah
nene-28 vs. sacramento
I'm pretty sure Melo scored 50 on the knicks last season.

[DirkNowitzki41]

Dirk Nowitzki 53 points vs Rockets.

[jrong]

I scored 26 in a JV game once.

[kurple]

I scored 26 in a JV game once.
I've scored 59 in Norway, but that says more about Norway than me

[jrong]

I've scored 59 in Norway, but that says more about Norway than me

When I was 26, I scored with a 20 year old au-pair from near Norway (Sweden).

[L.Kizzle]

Jermaine O'Neal - 55? :wtf:
Gilbo 60? :eek:
Yes, they played before the 2010 season.

[pete's montreux]

Jermaine O'Neal - 55? :wtf:
Gilbo 60? :eek:

Yeah I remember when he dropped 55. He wouldn't shut up about it. He kept donating 55k to charities and ESPN would announce whenever he did so.

[L.Kizzle]

Yeah I remember when he dropped 55. He wouldn't shut up about it. He kept donating 55k to charities and ESPN would announce whenever he did so.
LOL, I don't remember that, remember when he dropped the 55 though.

[sacredcow]

January 14, 2005 against New Orleans, Damon Stoudamire scored a Portland franchise record 54 points.

Andre Miller/Brandon Roy - 52 Points (Roy didn't shock me, Miller still amazes me with that performance.)

[TryToBeUnbias]

Lamar Odom - 34

Not sure if its already been posted.

[jamal99]

Peja Stojakovic - 42

[SinJackal]

Danillo Gallinari: 31.

2 30+ games, 20 20+ games.

[Crazy Style]

Derrick Rose 39 and I'm sure he'll surpass that soon.

[lil_miketaylor]

I destroyed the Knicks en route to my career high

[Al Thornton]

I destroyed the Knicks en route to my career high
:bowdown: i miss you :cry:

[dab0yech0]

:bowdown: i miss you :cry:

I love Mike Taylor as well but I don't see how he would fit into this Clipper team

[Manute for Ever!]

Manute Bol career high 18pts on 76er's record 6 3-Pointers, part 1 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eiox8m_Nk3c)
Manute Bol career high 18pts on 76er's record 6 3-Pointers, part 2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJxXi_AUN6w&feature=related)

[Kobe 4 The Win]

Magic Johnson's carrer high points is 46 which I belive he did more than once.

Kobe Bryant's career high in shot attempts was 47 on 11/07/02

Both according to NBA.com

[Toizumi]

not sure if posted before:

Tony Delk
53 points
20-27 FG :bowdown:


http://fanscribe.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/tony_delk_afpV.jpg