The most amazing statline ever.

[Magic 32]

Post your favorite batsh*t crazy statlines.

My favorite:

Hakeem Olajuwon - 1987 vs Sonics

38 points, 17 rebounds (10 offensive), 12 blocks, 7 steals, 6 assists

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/198703100HOU.html

[Uncle Drew]

David Robinson 34 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, 10 blocks, 2 steals

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199402170SAS.html

[Bodhi]

Shaq
24 points - 28 rebounds - 15 blocks
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199311200NJN.html

[Charlie Sheen]

Game 6 NBA Finals 2003

Kenyon Martin 38mp 3/23 FG 6 points

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200306150SAS.html

[branslowski]

"That's the end of the 3rd quarter here in Dallas, and the score is..well, the score is Kobe 62, Mavs 61". Legendary.

[Uncle Drew]

Game 6 NBA Finals 2003

Kenyon Martin 38mp 3/23 FG 6 points

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200306150SAS.html
Lmao, from the same game though:

Duncan 21 points, 20 rebounds, 10 assists, 8 blocks

[PostUpFreak]

Game 6 NBA Finals 2003

Kenyon Martin 38mp 3/23 FG 6 points

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200306150SAS.html
:lol :lol

[T_L_P]

Game 6 NBA Finals 2003

Kenyon Martin 38mp 3/23 FG 6 points

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200306150SAS.html


Two insane statlines in one game, both caused by the same player :roll:

[Mr Feeny]

Post your favorite batsh*t crazy statlines.

My favorite:

Hakeem Olajuwon - 1987 vs Sonics

38 points, 17 rebounds (10 offensive), 12 blocks, 7 steals, 6 assists

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/198703100HOU.html

Wow. Shouldnt be surprised cuz its Olajuwan but this is just ridiculous:applause:

[Dr Hawk]

Game 6 NBA Finals 2003

Kenyon Martin 38mp 3/23 FG 6 points

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200306150SAS.html

While Timmy notches a triple-double :bowdown: -almost quadruple-double

21-20-10-8

[kurple]

"That's the end of the 3rd quarter here in Dallas, and the score is..well, the score is Kobe 62, Mavs 61". Legendary.
what a horrible teammate

[Magic 32]

Magic Johnson - 1989 vs Nuggets

24 points, 17 rebounds, 17 assists, 3 steals, 1 block.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/198904180LAL.html

[Vienceslav]

"That's the end of the 3rd quarter here in Dallas, and the score is..well, the score is Kobe 62, Mavs 61". Legendary.
That was in the Staples actually, but it is up there in terms of this thread.

[Mr Feeny]

Magic Johnson - 1989 vs Nuggets

24 points, 17 rebounds, 17 assists, 3 steals, 1 block.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/198904180LAL.html

That's a good one too. I think Lebron has a 43, 13, 15 game against Denver in 2010 if I recall which blows even this performance out of the water. But great games all around.

[SexSymbol]

I always was amazed by great overall games with huge scoring outputs.

I remember Kobe had 53-10-8 against HOU
LeBron 50-11-9 or whatever was the statline was amazing too

I also really love those huge scoring outputs in limited time

Kobe 52 points in 34 minutes against MEM was amazing
And 56-5-4 in 34 minutes again and again against MEM was too.
Kobe 62-8-3 outscoring the Mavs through 3 q's in 33 minutes played
Does anybody know of other 50 point games with less than 35 minutes played?

[T_L_P]

While Timmy notches a triple-double :bowdown: -almost quadruple-double

21-20-10-8

The offensive and defensive king of the early 2000s.

Another favourite:

2002 Playoffs vs. the Lakers (5 games)

29.0 PPG / 17.2 RPG / 4.6 APG / 1.0 SPG / 3.2 BPG

Too godly :bowdown:

[Magic 32]

Does anybody know of other 50 point games with less than 35 minutes played?


http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/198604190ATL.html

In the playoffs no less.

[MMM]

Maybe not the greatest in comparison to some already mentioned but for me it is Rondo's 29/18/13. The Celtics were just blown out the game prior and were facing a potential 3-1 hole. Rondo completely dominates the game and looking back it was the beginning of a 6 game win streak that carried the Celtics into the Finals.

[SHAQisGOAT]

Shaq
24 points - 28 rebounds - 15 blocks
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199311200NJN.html

:bowdown:
Was just about to post that one.

Also, Bird:
30 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists, 9 steals, 33 minutes played


Larry Bird had 30 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists and 9 steals for the Celtics to come within one steal of recording a quadruple-double as Boston beat the Utah Jazz, 110-94, at Salt Lake City.

But, when informed of his opportunity, Bird chose not to go back into the game after being taken out in the third quarter. He totaled 33 minutes.

http://articles.latimes.com/1985-02-19/sports/sp-456_1_larry-bird
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5t6TFJwSBWo
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/198502180UTA.html

[JohnFreeman]

Charles Barkley 1994 playoffs Round 1 game 3 vs Warriors23-31 FG, 56 PTS, 14 REB, 4 AST, 3 STL

[SexSymbol]

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/198604190ATL.html

In the playoffs no less.
Nice:cheers:

[Alan Ogg]

Dirk 48 points 6 Rebounds 4 Assists 4 Blocks
12 of 15 - 80%, 24 of 24 FT, not a single three attempted, in the playoffs getting the W over OKC with Durant putting up 40

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/201105170DAL.html

[JohnFreeman]

Dirk 48 points 6 Rebounds 4 Assists 4 Blocks
12 of 15 - 80%, 24 of 24 FT, not a single three attempted, in the playoffs getting the W over OKC with Durant putting up 40

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/201105170DAL.html

OKC got 7 more free throws as well. Dirk was crazy in 2011

[Champ]

:bowdown:
Was just about to post that one.

Also, Bird:
30 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists, 9 steals, 33 minutes played



http://articles.latimes.com/1985-02-19/sports/sp-456_1_larry-bird
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5t6TFJwSBWo
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/198502180UTA.html

I think his quote to K.C. Jones was "I've already done enough damage."

Classic Bird.

[imdaman99]

David Robinson 34 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, 10 blocks, 2 steals

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199402170SAS.html
Didn't watch it, but with all those exact 10s on the board I KNOW this guy was stat-paddin at the end of the game.

[Alan Ogg]

OKC got 7 more free throws as well. Dirk was crazy in 2011

Absolutely, that was a legacy defining playoff run, especially with the championship over the HEAT (crushing). Durant had 19 FTA that game ha.

[JohnFreeman]

LeBron James game 4 at Pacers 2012.
40 points|14-27|12-16 FTM|18 REB|9 AST|2 STL|2 BLK
No threes attempted

[JohnFreeman]

Absolutely, that was a legacy defining playoff run, especially with the championship over the HEAT (crushing). Durant had 19 FTA that game ha.

Somethings never change :rolleyes:

[Magic 32]

Magic Johnson - 1989 vs Nuggets

24 points, 24 assists, 8 rebounds, 6 steals

[#number6ix#]

Rondo 18pts 17reb 20ast fvcking insane

[Magic 32]

Joe Barry Carroll - 1987 vs Nets

43 points, 24 rebounds (10 offensive), 6 assists, 4 blocks, 3 steals.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/198702010GSW.html

[navy]

Wilt Chamberlain. /thread

[HOoopCityJones]

81.

:coleman:

[Jasper]

Brandon Jennings 1st year game 55 points , never to be heard from again...

Early shot wuuuuaaaaaaaddddddd ? :D

[AintNoSunshine]

Charles Barkley 1994 playoffs Round 1 game 3 vs Warriors23-31 FG, 56 PTS, 14 REB, 4 AST, 3 STL


Damn now that's what you call UNSTOPPABLE

[AintNoSunshine]

Has nobody mentioned Jordan's 69/17 against the poor Cavs?

[Jasper]

Wilt Chamberlain. /thread
I was going to pull some of his games up and this post summed it up :oldlol:

But do it any ways ... pull some up , they are remarkable , specially his assist games

[pauk]

Larry Bird - 49-14-12
Larry Bird - 47-14-11
Lebron James - 52-10-11
Lebron James - 43-13-15
Michael Jordan - 69-18-6
Michael Jordan - 47-11-13
Gilbert Arenas - 60-8-8


Wilt Chamberlain - 90-20-20-10-10 ? :P

[veilside23]

KG 32 pts 20 reb 2 asts 5 blocks 4steals :pimp

[red1]

Larry Bird - 49-14-12
Larry Bird - 47-14-11
Lebron James - 52-10-11
Lebron James - 43-13-15
Michael Jordan - 69-18-6
Michael Jordan - 47-11-13
Gilbert Arenas - 60-8-8


Wilt Chamberlain - 90-20-20-10-10 ? :P
*52-9-11

[Kyle_korver]

allen iverson vs the suns 44 points 15 assist 5 rebounds 4 steals... with the nuggets btw

[SexSymbol]

Larry Bird - 49-14-12
Larry Bird - 47-14-11
Lebron James - 52-10-11
Lebron James - 43-13-15
Michael Jordan - 69-18-6
Michael Jordan - 47-11-13
Gilbert Arenas - 60-8-8


Wilt Chamberlain - 90-20-20-10-10 ? :P

:coleman:

[Budadiiii]

Russell Westbrook's 43 points on 70% in the NBA finals was the greatest game in the past 5-8 years. He attempted only 3 free throws.

Heat too stacked though. Without Brook that game we lose by at least 20. Can't believe he almost won that game by himself.

[SexSymbol]

Russell Westbrook's 43 points on 70% in the NBA finals was the greatest game in the past 5-8 years. He attempted only 3 free throws.

Heat too stacked though. Without Brook that game we lose by at least 20. Can't believe he almost won that game by himself.
lol he was terrible throughout the finals. Magic was spot on with the "worst finals PG ever"

[allball]

Shawn Bradley had like 22 points, 22 rebounds and 11 blocks one game

[DMV2]

Shaq
24 points - 28 rebounds - 15 blocks
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199311200NJN.html
Holy****! :biggums:

And this from 1993, not the 1940's, 50's or 60's when the league was still in its infancy.

[DMV2]

I wanna see a 50-25-15 game and then I can retire as a basketball fan.

[annbafan]

22 pts - 6 rebs - 30 assts

[Mr. Jabbar]

"That's the end of the 3rd quarter here in Dallas, and the score is..well, the score is Kobe 62, Mavs 61". Legendary.

:bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

[WallIn]

John Wall rookie year!

19 pts 13 ast 10 reb 6 stl 1 blk 1 to

[Stringer Bell]

There's like a gazillion you can come up with on Wilt Chamberlain. Nate Archibald leading the NBA in both scoring and assists is up there too.

Here are some, both good and bad.

Chris Dudley- 9 pts, 12 rebs, 1-18 FT

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199004140NJN.html

Bill Walton- 1973 NCAA Championship: 44 pts, 13 rebs, 21-22 FG. He missed 3 out of 5 FTs but only 1 out of 22 FGs.

http://members.tripod.com/ucla_hoops/box%20scores%20of%20past%20championships.htm#1973

Michael Jordan: 52 pts, 9 rebs, 4 steals. 24-29 FG.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/198811160PHI.html

Charles Barkley: 1993 WCF Games 5 and 7.

Game 5: 43 pts, 15 rebs, 10 assists. 16-22 FG.
Game 7: 44 pts, 24 rebs.

At the end of the 1987-88 season, Charles Oakley & Michael Cage were running neck and neck, the top 2 leading rebounders.

In Oakley's last 2 games, he had:

26 pts, 35 rebs, 16 offensive rebs.
24 pts, 21 rebs, 6 offensive rebs.

In Cage's last 2 games, he had:

15 pts, 23 rebs, 10 offensive rebs.
8 pts, 30 rebs, 11 offensive rebs.

Cage ended up leading the NBA in RPG. Oakley had more total rebounds due to playing more games.


http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/c/cagemi01/gamelog/1988/
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/o/oaklech01/gamelog/1988/

[ImKobe]

MJ 69 points 18 rebounds 6 ast 4 stl 1 blk 62,2% FG 73,2%TS

18 rebounds by a guard is already impressive, add in 69 points on 73,2% TS, and it was a close game, which MJ closed out.

[imdaman99]

Larry Bird - 49-14-12
Larry Bird - 47-14-11
Lebron James - 52-10-11
Lebron James - 43-13-15
Michael Jordan - 69-18-6
Michael Jordan - 47-11-13
Gilbert Arenas - 60-8-8


Wilt Chamberlain - 90-20-20-10-10 ? :P
Can you explain why you put Lebron James' games above MJ's? It's not as if they were better.

Oh, I guess you were doing it in alphabetic order. Good guy pauk, but Gilbert Arenas should be #1 than :cheers:

agenda spotted lol

[D-FENS]

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/201203040BOS.html

Rondo - 18 points, 17 rebounds, 20 assists


http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/198904210GSW.html

Fat Lever - 15 points, 13 rebounds, 23 assists, 5 steals, 1 turnover
23:1 assist to turnover ratio!

[Milbuck]

Giannis Antetokounmpo - 6 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists

[AlphaWolf24]

"That's the end of the 3rd quarter here in Dallas, and the score is..well, the score is Kobe 62, Mavs 61". Legendary.


"Well....the Wizards have no one who can guard Kobe......Michael Jordan just went to the bench and told Jerry Stackhouse..."YOU GUARD HIM!"...

Kobe Bryant finishes with 42 points.........


















in the first half"

[D-FENS]

Giannis Antetokounmpo - 6 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists

http://i.imgur.com/agh7nmc.jpg

[ImKobe]

"Well....the Wizards have no one who can guard Kobe......Michael Jordan just went to the bench and told Jerry Stackhouse..."YOU GUARD HIM!"...

Kobe Bryant finishes with 42 points.........


















in the first half"

:applause:

Those consecutive threes that he hit, got me hyped as fk, and he was only 24 at the time.

[Harison]

Russell, Finals Game 7:

30 points, 44 rebounds, ~10 blocks.

I rest my case.

[PHILA]

I wanna see a 50-25-15 game and then I can retire as a basketball fan.

Wilt Chamberlain was one assist shy of this on 3/18/1968.


53 points, 32 rebounds, 14 assists, 24/39 FG (61.5%)



http://i.imgur.com/icHT2.png

[ArbitraryWater]

"That's the end of the 3rd quarter here in Dallas, and the score is..well, the score is Kobe 62, Mavs 61". Legendary.

You even know where the game took place? :lol

[OldSchoolBBall]

Jordan (I could post dozens) -

52 pts/14 reb/8 ast on 20-28 FG

43 pts/6 ast/8 stl/5 blk on 16-29 FG

57 pts/10 ast on 16-29 FG

[SexSymbol]

I remember Javale McGee had that amazing 11/12/12 as in 12 blocks. One of the greatest triple doubles ever. You couldn't even see it coming, came within the flow of the game

[Psileas]

Wilt Chamberlain was one assist shy of this on 3/18/1968.


53 points, 32 rebounds, 14 assists, 24/39 FG (61.5%)



http://i.imgur.com/icHT2.png


Heh, and he was "modest" by halftime, having 20-15-6 (so, "only" on pace for 40-30-12 :lol ), but he felt more relaxed in the 2nd half, going for 33-17-8 in that period...!

BTW, not only was this a part of Wilt's 9 TD streak, he also missed a 10th just before for 1 assist, while he had already 2 more in a row. So, he was 1 assist away from recording 12 TD's in a row. :wtf:

Here is the 12 game streak (and I'm not including the unofficial estimations on blocked shots):

31/21/15
22/19/13
38/28/9
13/24/10
28/27/10
22/30/12
16/20/10
25/21/13
35/15/10
53/32/14
22/27/19
26/17/12

[KGMN]

Kevin Love: 31 points, 31 rebounds, 5 assists

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/201011120MIN.html

[oarabbus]

David Robinson 34 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, 10 blocks, 2 steals

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199402170SAS.html


:coleman:

Inferior to OP's Hakeem statline in every way.

[Uncle Drew]

:coleman:

Inferior to OP's Hakeem statline in every way.
You're correct. Robinson's wasn't a batsh*t crazy statline

[LEFT4DEAD]

"That's the end of the 3rd quarter here in Dallas, and the score is..well, the score is Kobe 62, Mavs 61". Legendary.
This. Say what you want, but this is the best individual performance I have ever seen.

[PHILA]

31/21/15
22/19/13
38/28/9
13/24/10
28/27/10
22/30/12
16/20/10
25/21/13
35/15/10
53/32/14
22/27/19
26/17/12

12.3 assists per game during this streak.


1968 interview with AP sports writer Ralph Bernstein:


[I]Corpus Christi Caller-Times - April 21, 1968

Chamberlain's answer to people who ask why he has changed his style from accenting scoring to being more of a playmaker is typical of his logical approach to the game which has made him a big man. "I enjoy winning and I enjoy doing whatever I can do to help a team win. That may sound like something someone always says, but that happens to be true, Most of us, unfortunately, can't change our style and still be effective. Fortunately, I can. If I were on another team, maybe it wouldn't work out so well, maybe I would have to depend a little more on my scoring prowess. Right now on this particular team, I can pass and get away with passing a lot. It has worked out effectively. We won the championship."

This is what Wilt Chamberlain wants to be remembered as

[oarabbus]

You're correct. Robinson's wasn't a batsh*t crazy statline

Haha didn't mean to imply it wasn't crazy as faulk, just saying it was underwhelming to see it posted right under Hakeem's :cheers:

[IncarceratedBob]

Buddy Larkin, August 13th 1964

74 pts
58 rebounds
29 assists
21 steals
19 blocks

[Young X]

Michael Jordan:

59/6 on 21-27

52 on 24-29

53/11/7 on 19-27 (30 in the 4th quarter)

52/9 steals

32/10 stls on 14-18 in only 27 minutes

All happened in the same year.

[Kblaze8855]

Bill Walton- 1973 NCAA Championship: 44 pts, 13 rebs, 21-22 FG. He missed 3 out of 5 FTs but only 1 out of 22 FGs.

I watched that game. They waved off a couple layups he had because he supposedly dunked it and that was illegal then. He was really like 23-24.

[russwest0]

30-5-5, Kevin Durant

[hihofink]

December 20th, 1993

Bulls vs. Hornets:

Unsigned free agent picked up by the bulls day before: Johnny Kilroy.

79 points in one quarter.

/end thread

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5KcGtlS78Hg&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D5KcGtlS78Hg

[JohnFreeman]

:coleman:
52 point triple double not good enough?

[LAZERUSS]

There is no end to the incredible stat-lines that Wilt put up, but here is just one...

42 pts, 30 rebounds, 10 assists, on 18-18 shooting from the field.

[dannywpt]

I'm pretty sure Kendrick Perkins has several canidates for the most amazing statline ever.

[ssginc]

Jordan (I could post dozens) -

52 pts/14 reb/8 ast on 20-28 FG

43 pts/6 ast/8 stl/5 blk on 16-29 FG

57 pts/10 ast on 16-29 FG


Don't forget 69 / 18 / 6 / 4 / 62% against (who else?) the Cavs.

[Marchesk]

Game 7, NBA finals against the 10 time champion Celtics:

42/13/12

Jerry West being clutch yet again to no avail (two point loss).