Best 10-game stretches in NBA history?

[Milbuck]

What are some of the best individual 10 game stretches in NBA history? Just a few of them are below.


MJ 1988-89: 35/11/11/3/1 on 61% TS, 3.1 TOV ----- Team Record: 5-5

T-Mac 2002-03: 38/6/8/2/1 on 62% TS, 3.3 TOV ----- Team Record: 7-3

Lebron 2012-13: 30/8/8/2/1 on 74% TS, 3.2 TOV ----- Team Record: 10-0

Kobe 2005-06: 46/6/4/2/1 on 62% TS, 3.4 TOV ----- Team Record: 7-3

Shaq 1999-00: 38/13/3/1/1 on 63% TS, 2.5 TOV ----- Team Record: 9-1

Wade 2008-09: 38/6/10/3/1 on 65% TS, 4.1 TOV ----- Team Record: 6-4

Durant 2013-14: 38/6/6/2/1 on 66% TS, 3.0 TOV ----- Team Record: 7-3


Few of these guys have streaks that are just as good or even better. Namely Lebron in 2008-09 had some crazy games (I went with his ridiculous efficiency stretch in 2013 instead), Kobe and his 9 straight 40 point games in 2003, MJ has absurd 10 game stretches throughout his career, as does Shaq.

What are some other incredible 10 games stretches?

[riseagainst]

74% TS

:applause:

[IncarceratedBob]

Melo 08-09 37/12/9 on 67% eFG

[Milbuck]

Melo 08-09 37/12/9 on 67% eFG
:kobe:

[J Shuttlesworth]

lol damn MJ :eek:

[J Shuttlesworth]

Which of these were in the playoffs, if any?

[riseagainst]

OP would you care to post their wins and losses and turnovers as well?

[ArbitraryWater]

If you went with 2013 LeBron then you accidentally wrote 2009

[1987_Lakers]

Bird in '86...

28.3 PPG | 13.4 RPG | 9.3 APG | 53 FG% (6 triple doubles in that 10 game stretch)

[OldSchoolBBall]

Jordan, 1990 (3/21-4/7): 41.4 pts/7.7 reb/5.6 ast/3.9 stl/1.1 blk/1.8 TO/58% FG/65% TS

[SouBeachTalents]

Jordan in the '90 playoffs: 40, 7, 7, 3, on 54%

[riseagainst]

here are some of MJ's 10 game playoff stretches. minimum 10 games in the playoffs obviously:

91: 31-7-9 54/46/85
89: 38-9-7 52/36/80
90: 40-7-7 54/34/82
93: 38-8-7 48/44/79

lebron:
09: 38-9-7 51/37/76
12: 33-11-5 53/29/69

[Sarcastic]

Pick any 10 games you want from this list


http://ballislife.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/wiltchamberlain.png

[Marlo_Stanfield]

LeGOAT once again takes the cake:bowdown: :bowdown:

[Milbuck]

Which of these were in the playoffs, if any?
These are all regular season streaks, though all of these guys have some incredible playoff streaks as well.

Lebron in 2009 playoffs: 38/9/7/2/1 on 62% TS (this was the one I was referring to in the OP)

MJ in the 1993 playoffs: 39/8/7/2/1 on 57% TS

There's a lot of them

OP would you care to post their wins and losses and turnovers as well?
Yeah edited OP.

[Milbuck]

If you went with 2013 LeBron then you accidentally wrote 2009
Fixed. I originally had a stretch from his 2009 playoffs, but I thought his insane efficiency streak was more impressive.

[ArbitraryWater]

These are all regular season streaks, though all of these guys have some incredible playoff streaks as well.

Lebron in 2009 playoffs: 38/9/7/2/1 on 62% TS (this was the one I was referring to in the OP)

MJ in the 1993 playoffs: 39/8/7/2/1 on 57% TS

There's a lot of them
None of them are in the playoffs, though

Yeah edited OP.

Damn LeBron's styles all over MJ's :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

Should make one for the playoffs, couple of players from the OP would suddenly feel quite a drop off

Edit: I think MJ/LeBron/Shaq, and wait, I'm sure we can find some beast stretches for 2001/2008 Kobe, would stick out... Then include Bird, Wilt, etc. lol of course only if you feel like doing so.

[ArbitraryWater]

Fixed. I originally had a stretch from his 2009 playoffs, but I thought his insane efficiency streak was more impressive.

Both are awesome :cheers:

[Sarcastic]

LeGOAT once again takes the cake:bowdown: :bowdown:


http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a71/kurisukantou/2169924-kappa_zpsa712bedf.png

[ArbitraryWater]

Damn LeBron 10-0 :lol

That impact :bowdown:



WAIT, HOLD UP, it's just efficiency right? Sure it didn't matter if he shot 70+TS% or in the 50's... no biggie

[Natureland]

Barkley in '89-'90: 29.9/15.8/3.5/2.1 68% TS

[PHILA]

1/16/64 - 2/2/64

35.2 pts, 11.6 ast, 9.3 reb, 56.1% FG, 63.6% TS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9Gbb9_XAtU&t=17m27s


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

[Milbuck]

Duncan 2003: 27/17/6/4/1 on 58% TS and 24/17/6/5/1 on 56% TS :biggums:

[J Shuttlesworth]

Lebron in 2009 playoffs: 38/9/7/2/1 on 62% TS (this was the one I was referring to in the OP)

That doesn't seem to be the same streak you referenced in the OP

Not that it matters. Pretty insane for both streaks

[Milbuck]

That doesn't seem to be the same streak you referenced in the OP

Not that it matters. Pretty insane for both streaks
I meant when I was talking about Lebron's crazy games in 2008-09, that playoff streak was what I was referring to.

[Iceman#44]

Wilt Chamberlain 1962: 58.9 ppg, 24.2 rbs, 2.2 ast :bowdown: :bowdown:

[Roundball_Rock]

KAJ had something like 40/20/6 as his best 10 game stretch.


Lebron in 2009 playoffs: 38/9/7/2/1 on 62% TS (this was the one I was referring to in the OP)

MJ in the 1993 playoffs: 39/8/7/2/1 on 57% TS

(11 games) KAJ in the 1977 playoffs: 35/18/4/4/2 on 65% TS

[inclinerator]

wilt 55 40 and 90 percent fg

[La Frescobaldi]

March 8

[LAZERUSS]

Wilt Chamberlain 1962: 58.9 ppg, 24.2 rbs, 2.2 ast :bowdown: :bowdown:


This will be fun...

I will post some of Wilt's best 10 game stretches periodically, but here is just a small sample...

From 11/25/66 to 12/10/66

Team went 10-0

26.9 ppg
22.5 rpg
7.3 apg
101-123 FG/FGA .821 FG%
67-125 FT/FTA .536 FT%
.726 TS%

[LAZERUSS]

March 8–20, 1968
Chamberlain had 9 triple doubles in a row to finish off the season that year.

The 10th game was a 38 point, 28 rebound, 9 assist game on 16-21 FG/FGA.

So, in those ten straight games (we don't have his FG% in his last game, so we will go with his FG% in his nine known games)...

Team went 8-2

27.8 ppg
24.1 rpg
11.9 apg
.717 FG% (9 games)
.432 FT%
.653 TS%
High point game: 53 points
High rebound game: 32 rebounds
High assist game: 19 assists

Single game of 53 points, 32 rebounds, 14 assists, 24-29 FG/FGA, 5-10 FT/FTA

[Lebronxrings]

lebrons easily.

[Lebronxrings]

Melo 08-09 37/12/9 on 67% eFG
how many wins and 4th quarter points? :lol

[LAZERUSS]

Wilt Chamberlain 1962: 58.9 ppg, 24.2 rbs, 2.2 ast :bowdown: :bowdown:

BTW...

59.9 ppg.

SIX games of 60+ (61, 61, 65, 67, 67, 100)

Team went 6-4

59.9 ppg
25.4 rpg
2.2 apg
.560 FG%
.678 FT%
.583 TS%

League eFG% average was .426
League TS% average .470

[played0ut]

Single game of 53 points, 32 rebounds, 14 assists, 24-29 FG/FGA, 5-10 FT/FTA

heh I wonder if we'll ever see a game like that ever again.

[LAZERUSS]

heh I wonder if we'll ever see a game like that ever again.

And the ESTIMATED Blocks and Steals...

24 blocks, and 11 steals

Of course, those aren't confirmed, but since most all of Wilt's records are simply unbelievable, but yet true, this would certainly be possible.

[Keno]

75% and 10-0. lebron's easily the best.

[Roundball_Rock]

Team went 6-4

59.9 ppg
25.4 rpg

:roll: 60/25 and his team went only 6-4? What scrubs was he playing with that year? Yet people go around saying 6>2 or 5>2 ignoring the others on the roster.

Laz, do you know what KAJ's best 10 game stretch was?

[Psileas]

Wilt's obvious ones from the 1962, 1967, 1968 seasons.

Here are some more among his next most all-around ones:

1966: 39.2 ppg, 24.6 rpg, 4.8 apg
1964: 39.3 ppg, 24.7 rpg, 6.1+ apg (one assist figure missing)
1963: 50.9 ppg, around 25 rpg...........oh, wait, this doesn't count, it came over the course of 30 games. :lol

[Psileas]

:roll: 60/25 and his team went only 6-4? What scrubs was he playing with that year? Yet people go around saying 6>2 or 5>2 ignoring the others on the roster.

Laz, do you know what KAJ's best 10 game stretch was?

There is a 41.6/15.3/5.4+ (possibly 6+ apg) stretch of him in 1972.

[DatAsh]

The 10th game was a 38 point, 28 rebound, 9 assist game on 16-21 FG/FGA.

So, in those ten straight games (we don't have his FG% in his last game, so we will go with his FG% in his nine known games)...

Team went 8-2

27.8 ppg
24.1 rpg
11.9 apg
.717 FG% (9 games)
.432 FT%
.653 TS%
High point game: 53 points
High rebound game: 32 rebounds
High assist game: 19 assists

Single game of 53 points, 32 rebounds, 14 assists, 24-29 FG/FGA, 5-10 FT/FTA

This is your thread sir, have at it :cheers:

[LAZERUSS]

BTW...

59.9 ppg.

SIX games of 60+ (61, 61, 65, 67, 67, 100)

Team went 6-4

59.9 ppg
25.4 rpg
2.2 apg
.560 FG%
.678 FT%
.583 TS%

League eFG% average was .426
League TS% average .470

BTW, how do those numbers translate into 2014 you ask?

He shot 232-414 from the field, and 125-199 from the line.
'14 NBA took 77% as many FGAs than '62
'14 NBA took 65% as many FTAs than '62
'14 NBA averaged 68% as many rebounds than '62 (remember, '62 had TEAM rebounds added.)
'14 NBA shot an eFG% of .501, as compared to .426 in '62 (that is VERY important), or 1.18 higher.

Here we go:

Wilt's 41.4 FGAs drop to 31.9
Wilt's 19.9 FTAs drop to 12.9
His FGM, using his .560 FG%, would have been 17.9 FGM (more in a moment)
His FTM would be 12.9 x .678, or 8.8 FTM
Now, we HAVE to adjust for eFG% variance, as well. 17.9 x 1.18 = 21.1 FGM
His 25.4 rpg x 68% = 17.3 rpg

So, 31.9 FGA, 21.1 FGM, 12.9 FTA, 8.75 FTM
21.1 x 2 = 42.2 ppg + 8.8 FTM = 51.0 ppg
His eFG% would have been 21.1 / 31.9 or .661

51 ppg, 17.3 rpg, .661 FG%, .678 FT%, .665 TS% (actually that is a TRUE TS%...it likely would be higher with the weird /44 for FTAs.)

In 2014, a ten straight game stretch of 51 ppg, 17.3 rpg, and on a .661 eFG%.

[LAZERUSS]

:roll: 60/25 and his team went only 6-4? What scrubs was he playing with that year? Yet people go around saying 6>2 or 5>2 ignoring the others on the roster.

Laz, do you know what KAJ's best 10 game stretch was?

The core of Wilt's '62 team was essentially the same cast that was in LAST PLACE the year before he arrived.

Paul Arizin was a legit HOFer
Guy Rodgers is a borderline HOFer (he just got in this year), and was unquestionably the worst shooter of his era.
Tom Gola has no business being in the HOF, but then again, this is not the NBA HOF, but rather, the Basketball HOF.

BTW, Gola was arguably the worst post-season shooter of all-time, as well, and that was WITH Wilt, and WITHOUT Wilt. He was a career .336 shooter in his five post-seasons.

I will do KAJ's a little later, but Psileas was about right. We just need to get his FG% and TS%'s.

In terms of PEAK play, KAJ was a close second to Wilt.

[LAZERUSS]

Wilt's obvious ones from the 1962, 1967, 1968 seasons.

Here are some more among his next most all-around ones:

1966: 39.2 ppg, 24.6 rpg, 4.8 apg
1964: 39.3 ppg, 24.7 rpg, 6.1+ apg (one assist figure missing)
1963: 50.9 ppg, around 25 rpg...........oh, wait, this doesn't count, it came over the course of 30 games. :lol

Wilt was at something like 53 or 54 ppg in his first 20 games of the 62-63 season.

[BlazerRed]

Jordan, 1990 (3/21-4/7): 41.4 pts/7.7 reb/5.6 ast/3.9 stl/1.1 blk/1.8 TO/58% FG/65% TS
:biggums: 4 steals is ridiculous.

[LAZERUSS]

Wilt's obvious ones from the 1962, 1967, 1968 seasons.

Here are some more among his next most all-around ones:

1966: 39.2 ppg, 24.6 rpg, 4.8 apg
1964: 39.3 ppg, 24.7 rpg, 6.1+ apg (one assist figure missing)
1963: 50.9 ppg, around 25 rpg...........oh, wait, this doesn't count, it came over the course of 30 games. :lol

Yeah...those three seasons were mind-boggling, but from '62 thru '69, you could ALWAYS find AMAZING stretches each season.

BTW, and as a neat side-note (which I posted in my topic on Wilt from '60 thru '70...

Wilt and Russell faced each other 13 times in the 60-61 regular season, and overall, Russell did as good a job as could be expected, BUT, how about Wilt in his last SEVEN STRAIGHT H2H's with Russell that season...


38.4 ppg, 26.4 rpg, and on a .580 eFG% !!!!

Included were four games of 44, 46, 46, and 47 points.

And how about this one game against Russell on 1/14/61:

He outscored Russell, 44-20; outrebounded Russell, 35-14; outshot Russell, 17-27 to 10-20; and he even found time to block 15 shots! BTW, Chamberlain's Warriors won that game, 116-113.

That may very well have been the most dominant seven straight games in their long rivalry.

[LAZERUSS]

KAJ had something like 40/20/6 as his best 10 game stretch.



(11 games) KAJ in the 1977 playoffs: 35/18/4/4/2 on 65% TS

Just an amazing run.

And his ROOKIE season playoff run, covering 10 games...

35.2 ppg, 16.8 rpg, 4.1 apg, .567 FG%, .733 FT%, and a .608 TS%.

[LAZERUSS]

KAJ from 2/9/72 to 2/26/72:

41.6 ppg
15.3 rpg
6.8 apg (8 known games in that streak)
.611 FG% (again, 8 known games)
.718 FT%

Roughly a .633 TS.

Three games of 51, 53, and 53 points.


KAJ...KING of the TS%.

[LAZERUSS]

I believe Psileas has a sensational streak of Magic's...

I'll let him post what he thinks that was...

[Psileas]

I believe Psileas has a sensational streak of Magic's...

I'll let him post what he thinks that was...

Hard to be limited in one, but, at least this time, I'll consider as his most impressive one that he had in the 1988-89 season:

27.5/9.7/14.8/1.9/55.3% FG, 88.3% FT (8-2 record)
Let it be noted that Magic, for a GOAT candidate, wasn't getting that many minutes of play per game, but this was one of his most prolific stretches in this field, as well (40.6 mpg).

At averages close to 23/8/13/2 (only player ever to have achieved such a combination, even if we exclude steals and rebounds) and the Western #1, with 42 y.o Kareem being a starter pretty much due to respect to his name, I can't believe there are people who believe that Magic "stole" the MVP from Jordan or from anyone else.

PS. Wilt had also a streak with very high FG%'s near the end of the 1966 season, but I didn't have all the FG% and assist numbers, so I posted another.

[LAZERUSS]

Hard to be limited in one, but, at least this time, I'll consider as his most impressive one that he had in the 1988-89 season:

27.5/9.7/14.8/1.9/55.3% FG, 88.3% FT (8-2 record)
Let it be noted that Magic, for a GOAT candidate, wasn't getting that many minutes of play per game, but this was one of his most prolific stretches in this field, as well (40.6 mpg).

At averages close to 23/8/13/2 (only player ever to have achieved such a combination, even if we exclude steals and rebounds) and the Western #1, with 42 y.o Kareem being a starter pretty much due to respect to his name, I can't believe there are people who believe that Magic "stole" the MVP from Jordan or from anyone else.

PS. Wilt had also a streak with very high FG%'s near the end of the 1966 season, but I didn't have all the FG% and assist numbers, so I posted another.

I believe I found that streak (hard to tell because he was so damn consistent that year), and not sure which ten you took, but he had a streak of 11 straight games in which he was as dominant as anyone who has ever played the game. And for the (few) who honestly believed that Magic was not a great scorer...in those 11 games, he had seven of 30+, with a high of 40. Not only that, but smack in the middle of those games, were three games in which he took 7, 9, and 9 shots from the field.

Incidently, I have read those that have claimed that Magic's 89-90 post-season was a disappointment, because his 63-19 Lakers lost in the second round to the Suns. Must have been Magic's fault, too, as all he could do in those five games was to average 30.2 ppg, 5.8 rpg, 12.2 apg, .500 from the field, .911 from the line, and TS% of .591. In the last two games of that series he scored 43 and 43 points, and on a .577 FG%, with an .893 FT%, and a TS% of .644.

[Roundball_Rock]

There is a 41.6/15.3/5.4+ (possibly 6+ apg) stretch of him in 1972.

Thanks. :cheers:


The core of Wilt's '62 team was essentially the same cast that was in LAST PLACE the year before he arrived.

Wilt is criminally underrated by modern fans.


He was a career .336 shooter in his five post-seasons.

:wtf:


KAJ from 2/9/72 to 2/26/72:

41.6 ppg
15.3 rpg
6.8 apg (8 known games in that streak)
.611 FG% (again, 8 known games)
.718 FT%

Roughly a .633 TS.

Three games of 51, 53, and 53 points.


KAJ...KING of the TS%.

:bowdown:

[KBaller33]

Look up Wilt's. Probably something crazy

[LAZERUSS]

Hard to be limited in one, but, at least this time, I'll consider as his most impressive one that he had in the 1988-89 season:

27.5/9.7/14.8/1.9/55.3% FG, 88.3% FT (8-2 record)
Let it be noted that Magic, for a GOAT candidate, wasn't getting that many minutes of play per game, but this was one of his most prolific stretches in this field, as well (40.6 mpg).

At averages close to 23/8/13/2 (only player ever to have achieved such a combination, even if we exclude steals and rebounds) and the Western #1, with 42 y.o Kareem being a starter pretty much due to respect to his name, I can't believe there are people who believe that Magic "stole" the MVP from Jordan or from anyone else.

PS. Wilt had also a streak with very high FG%'s near the end of the 1966 season, but I didn't have all the FG% and assist numbers, so I posted another.

Chamberlain had an incredible 19 straight games at one point in the last half of that season, but here were 10 straight that were impressive:

34.7 ppg
20.3 rpg (obviously very low for him)
5.8 apg
.658 FG%

Games of 65 and 41. But, as I said, he had a very impressive 19 straight games, which included 53 and 43 point games.

[Marchesk]

There's Wilt .................................

and then there's everyone else.

[LAZERUSS]

Wilt: From 11/3/62 to 11/21/62 (62-63 season):

55.3 ppg
23.1 rpg
3.0 apg (5 known games)
.555 FG% (7 known games)
.645 FT%
.574 TS%

Games of 54, 57, 59, 61, 72, and 73 points.

[LAZERUSS]

There's Wilt .................................

and then there's everyone else.

Well said.

This is appropriate...




Career 30-30 games:

Aside from Chamberlain, there have been a combined 36 30-30 games in NBA history, and Russell is the leader of that group, with 7 (Bellamy and Thurmond are next with 3 each.)

How about Wilt? 132.



40-30 (or 30-40) games: Other than Wilt, the NBA has had 9 40-30 games, with Baylor being the only player to have 2.

Chamberlain? 73


50-30 games: Pettit and Baylor each with 1

Wilt? 32



60-20 games: Aside from Wilt, there have been four (Baylor with 3 and Shaq with 1)

Chamberlain? 28



60-30 games: Baylor with 1

Wilt? 8



40-40 games: There have been 8 in the history of the NBA, and Chamberlain had ALL of them.


50-40 games: Obviously, Wilt would be the only player to have ever have accomplsihed that feat, which he did 5 times.


70-30 games: Chamberlain has the only 2, 78-43 and 73-36 (against Bellamy.)



Why ONLY Wilt?

[DatAsh]

You could 20 game stretches for Wilt and he'd still be way ahead.

[La Frescobaldi]

You could 20 game stretches for Wilt and he'd still be way ahead.

It was the way he did it that was so amazing.

Old man on the Lakers, not even the 5th scoring option, would go into the 4th quarter with 2 or 3 points, 14 rebounds, 3 or 4 assists and 6 blocks & end the game with a quadruple. He'd block 3 or 4 shots in a row without even breathing hard.

Or he'd get a 30 30 10 8 game just while coasting. Biggest all round games ever heard of. Suffered from bad coaches and teams but most of all, injuries to his teammates.

[La Frescobaldi]

:biggums: 4 steals is ridiculous.

Walt Frazier level.

[BoNafidde]

MJ averaged a triple double for a 10 game stretch? thats unbelievable

[r0drig0lac]

Wilt Chamberlain 1962: 58.9 ppg, 24.2 rbs, 2.2 ast :bowdown: :bowdown:
:bowdown: :bowdown:

[Jameerthefear]

Stop posting Wilt's padded ass stats. No one gives a shit.

[La Frescobaldi]

Stop posting Wilt's padded ass stats. No one gives a shit.
Stop posting. No one gives a shit.

[dr.hee]

Dirk in the 2011 playoffs from game 6 against Portland to game 5 against OKC:

29.5 ppg
7.7 rpg
2.7 apg

57 FG%
52 3pt%
96.6 ft%
.697 TS%
.607 eFG%

...and just unstoppable in clutch situations against LA and OKC. Both series would've went in another direction without Dirk going into video game mode during 4th quarters.

[Big#50]

Duncan 2003 playoffs>

[LAZERUSS]

You could 20 game stretches for Wilt and he'd still be way ahead.

What would be interesting would be the number of players that put together strings of 50+ point games, and see how long it took before they fell below a 50 ppg average.

Chamberlain accomplished that feat for an entire season, and in fact, if you include his first 20 games of the 62-63 season, he did it in a span of 100 games.

[T_L_P]

Duncan 2003 playoffs>


Duncan 03 Playoffs (Game 4 vs LA - Game 1 vs. Nets):

30/16/6/3 on 57% FG.

:bowdown:

[Jameerthefear]

60's fans disgust me. Posting those padded, inflated, and bullshit stats to act like players back then were worth a damn. Disgusting.

[iamgine]

Anthony Bennett 2013-2014 best 10 games stretch

19 Minutes

8.6 PPG 55 TS%

5.6 RPG

0.5 APG

0.6 SPG

0.2 BPG

[jlip]

I haven't been through the thread, but Wilt's avg. for first 10 games of the '67 playoffs were 23.6ppg 30.0rpg 10.3apg. The team record was 8-2. In those games he almost "out-assisted" Oscar 11.0 to 11.3 and outrebounded Russell 32.0 to 23.4.

[Iceman#44]

Stop posting. No one gives a shit.

:applause: :applause: :applause:

[Iceman#44]

I haven't been through the thread, but Wilt's avg. for first 10 games of the '67 playoffs were 23.6ppg 30.0rpg 10.3apg. The team record was 8-2. In those games he almost "out-assisted" Oscar 11.0 to 11.3 and outrebounded Russell 32.0 to 23.4.


Wilt was a GOD:bowdown: :bowdown:

[LAZERUSS]

I haven't been through the thread, but Wilt's avg. for first 10 games of the '67 playoffs were 23.6ppg 30.0rpg 10.3apg. The team record was 8-2. In those games he almost "out-assisted" Oscar 11.0 to 11.3 and outrebounded Russell 32.0 to 23.4.

He also shot .596 from the field in those ten games.

Essentially a 10 game streak of 24-30-10 .600.

And we know he blocked 12 shots in game one of the EDF's (a 24-32-13-12 game), and estimates of 15+ in game three of the Royals series.

[Iceman#44]

tALKING bout scoring stretches, im sure Iceman Gervin, Bernard King and Adrian Dantley had something to say.

Of course no one will ever be on Wilt's level. He was like a different specimen.:bowdown:

[jlip]

Hard to be limited in one, but, at least this time, I'll consider as his most impressive one that he had in the 1988-89 season:

27.5/9.7/14.8/1.9/55.3% FG, 88.3% FT (8-2 record)
Let it be noted that Magic, for a GOAT candidate, wasn't getting that many minutes of play per game, but this was one of his most prolific stretches in this field, as well (40.6 mpg).

.

:applause: :applause: :applause:

For what it's worth, Magic avg. a triple double over his 1st four playoff runs:

17.8 ppg 10.3rpg 10.3apg over 48 games.

[LAZERUSS]

tALKING bout scoring stretches, im sure Iceman Gervin, Bernard King and Adrian Dantley had something to say.

Of course no one will ever be on Wilt's level. He was like a different specimen.:bowdown:

Dantley had some staggering seasons in terms of volume scoring and efficiency (TS%.) He is arguably the most efficient pure scorer in NBA history. What was even more remarkable was the fact that he had limited range (maybe 15-18 feet), and was a 6-5 POST player. No one could stop him.

Too bad he was stuck with crappy rosters his entire career. And when he finally turned a pathetic Piston team around, they got rid of him.

VERY under-rated.

[LAZERUSS]

:applause: :applause: :applause:

For what it's worth, Magic avg. a triple double over his 1st four playoff runs:

17.8 ppg 10.3rpg 10.3apg over 48 games.

In all honesty, Magic has a case as the GOAT. Considering that he is the all-time leader in career W-L percentage, went to the Finals in 75% of his career, and won FIVE rings (and the best player in FOUR of his Finals.)

CLUTCH. Made his teammates FAR better (hell, he took a Laker team that was barely an over .500 team two years in a row before he arrived, to a 60-22 record and a world title in his first year.) And even after KAJ retired, his teams went 63-19 and 58-24. That 58-24 record was even more remarkable considering that that roster was injury-plagued and rapidly declining (they would go 43-39 and then 39-43 right after he retired.)

:bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

[LAZERUSS]

From 11/9/60 to 11/24/60...

Wilt averaged 37.7 ppg, 30.1 rpg.

I would really have to take the time to research it, but I believe that that string of 10 straight games was Wilt's highest in terms of rpg. BTW, included was one game in which he outrebounded Russell by a 55-19 margin.

[Purch]

Someone post Anthony Bennets start to his career

[jlip]

Someone post Anthony Bennets start to his career


Anthony Bennett 2013-2014 best 10 games stretch

19 Minutes

8.6 PPG 55 TS%

5.6 RPG

0.5 APG

0.6 SPG

0.2 BPG

Already done (http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showpost.php?p=10250463&postcount=71)

Edit: This was his "best" stretch.

[wally_world]

Russell Westbrook

39ppg 8.5rpg 13apg 4.3spg on 69 TS%

i made that up

[Big#50]

:bowdown:
GOAT

[Iceman#44]

Jordan at 39 years old with Wizards: 31/7/6 on 47% in the 10 games leading intorno the all-star 2001! Too bad that his knee went down

[LAZERUSS]

Russell Westbrook

39ppg 8.5rpg 13apg 4.3spg on 69 TS%

i made that up

TEN straight games??

Edit...I thought so.

[russwest0]

Kobe

[SHAQisGOAT]

Dantley had some staggering seasons in terms of volume scoring and efficiency (TS%.) He is arguably the most efficient pure scorer in NBA history. What was even more remarkable was the fact that he had limited range (maybe 15-18 feet), and was a 6-5 POST player. No one could stop him.

Too bad he was stuck with crappy rosters his entire career. And when he finally turned a pathetic Piston team around, they got rid of him.

VERY under-rated.

Yet more knowledge from the kid who claims he's been watching the NBA since the 60s :rolleyes: You're clueless and only know how to look at stats.

AD's one of the GOAT scorers but he was a locker-room cancer, a player that didn't give two shits about defense and not much more for defensive rebounding, he didn't know how to play as/for the team on and off the court, had beef with lots of teammates too... Only changing some of that during his Pistons years and even so.
He turned nothing around lmfao, shit they even won without him :rolleyes: And he had some good teammates around plenty of times through the years, don't think otherwise.

He was a terrific scorer with lots of skill/talent and great work ethic but if anything you're overrating him there, clearly.

[LoneyROY7]

MJ checking those box scores during timeouts. :lol

[LAZERUSS]

Yet more knowledge from the kid who claims he's been watching the NBA since the 60s :rolleyes: You're clueless and only know how to look at stats.

AD's one of the GOAT scorers but he was a locker-room cancer, a player that didn't give two shits about defense and not much more for defensive rebounding, he didn't know how to play as/for the team on and off the court, had beef with lots of teammates too... Only changing some of that during his Pistons years and even so.
He turned nothing around lmfao, shit they even won without him :rolleyes: And he had some good teammates around plenty of times through the years, don't think otherwise.

He was a terrific scorer with lots of skill/talent and great work ethic but if anything you're overrating him there, clearly.


AT his PEAK, from '80 thru '82...please list his "good teammates"...

And NO, I am not "over-rating" him at all. Did you read ANYTHING in which I "rated" him?

Jezus, you are a complete idiot.

[La Frescobaldi]

Yet more knowledge from the kid who claims he's been watching the NBA since the 60s :rolleyes: You're clueless and only know how to look at stats.

AD's one of the GOAT scorers but he was a locker-room cancer, a player that didn't give two shits about defense and not much more for defensive rebounding, he didn't know how to play as/for the team on and off the court, had beef with lots of teammates too... Only changing some of that during his Pistons years and even so.
He turned nothing around lmfao, shit they even won without him :rolleyes: And he had some good teammates around plenty of times through the years, don't think otherwise.

He was a terrific scorer with lots of skill/talent and great work ethic but if anything you're overrating him there, clearly.

Elvin Hayes, Marshmallow Anthony.
Dantley closing in maybe..... but not to that extent.

[dubeta]

MJ checking those box scores during timeouts. :lol
:lol :lol

[SHAQisGOAT]

AT his PEAK, from '80 thru '82...please list his "good teammates"...

And NO, I am not "over-rating" him at all. Did you read ANYTHING in which I "rated" him?

Jezus, you are a complete idiot.

He started his prime in 1980 (lasted til about 1988) but his peak was in 1984, wtf you're talking about? You're completely clueless and have little to no knowledge :facepalm Stop looking at the raw stats to make conclusions, you're an ignorant individual.

All I know is that he played with Kareem, Nixon, Wilkes, Griffith, Rickey Green, Eaton, Bailey, Malone, Stockton, Isiah, Laimbeer, Vinnie, Dumars... throughout his career and was mostly a "loser", lost less than he won and never won a ring.
Well known that the dude was a locker-room cancer most of the time, he caused trouble on and off the court with teammates, he didn't know how to play as/for the team, he didn't give a **** about defense, he just wasn't your winner type of player... You just know nothing about the game, its history and its players, so stop trying to chip in.

Oh I'm an idiot? What does that make you then? :rolleyes: As a dude with multiple accounts here (at least 4), with countless posts, mostly long-ass bullshit essays, a dude strangely in love with a dead/past player whom he never met or seen, always posting with the ultimate goal of propping him up, a dude with no knowledge about the actual game and its history, everything that went down, only posting selected stats easy to check on bballreference, an ignorant child trying to pass off as a knowledgeable adult, when everything is clear and you've been exposed countless times :roll: Seek some treatment please, seriously.

[LAZERUSS]

He started his prime in 1980 (lasted til about 1988) but his peak was in 1984, wtf you're talking about? You're completely clueless and have little to no knowledge :facepalm Stop looking at the raw stats to make conclusions, you're an ignorant individual.

All I know is that he played with Kareem, Nixon, Wilkes, Griffith, Rickey Green, Eaton, Bailey, Malone, Stockton, Isiah, Laimbeer, Vinnie, Dumars... throughout his career and was mostly a "loser", lost less than he won and never won a ring.
Well known that the dude was a locker-room cancer most of the time, he caused trouble on and off the court with teammates, he didn't know how to play as/for the team, he didn't give a **** about defense, he just wasn't your winner type of player... You just know nothing about the game, its history and its players, so stop trying to chip in.

Oh I'm an idiot? What does that make you then? :rolleyes: As a dude with multiple accounts here (at least 4), with countless posts, mostly long-ass bullshit essays, a dude strangely in love with a dead/past player whom he never met or seen, always posting with the ultimate goal of propping him up, a dude with no knowledge about the actual game and its history, everything that went down, only posting selected stats easy to check on bballreference, an ignorant child trying to pass off as a knowledgeable adult, when everything is clear and you've been exposed countless times :roll: Seek some treatment please, seriously.

:roll: :roll: :roll:

From the idiot who NEVER contributes ANY REAL RESEARCH, and OBVIOUSLY NEVER SAW even Bird and Magic play.

POS Poster...

[SHAQisGOAT]

:roll:

From the idiot who NEVER contributes ANY REAL RESEARCH, and OBVIOUSLY NEVER SAW even Bird and Magic play.

POS Poster...


Great rebuttal there :rolleyes:

:biggums:

I've poured more knowledge in less than 2500 posts than you in more than 15000 with all your multiple accounts and bullshit essays, most people would agree here :oldlol:

You just post some bullshit and very selected, easy to "find", stats, in order to help your fallacies, and few and very selected facts that you happen to come through along the way :lol That's your definiton of knowledge? :facepalm That's your research?? And by research you're actually admitting you know/saw little from back in the day? :oldlol: Shit you don't need to admit nothing, you've been exposed countless times and it's clear to tell.

I've been watching basketball since the 80s and I don't need to make stuff up about it, or even say I've been watching for longer... You're just a young, dumb/ignorant teenager and act like you've been watching since the 60s :roll:

POS poster, psychotic head-case :lol

[kingofkitsch]

David Robinson had some great stretches, too. Looked up when he had his quadruple double in '94, and it's a pretty fantastic 10 game stretch:

From 02-03-94 to 02-25-94: 31.8, 10.7, 7.4, 1.8, 5.1 on .539%

9-1 win-loss

Some highlights:

02-08-94: 31-14-10-1-7

02-15-94: 34-10-9-4-4

02-17-94: 34-10-10-2-10

02-21-94: 50-9-2-2-6

Not to mention less than a month before he also put up a 27-10-12-8!

Impressive.

[LAZERUSS]

Great rebuttal there :rolleyes:

:biggums:

I've contributed absolutely nothing in my more than 2500 worthless posts, and couldn't match your research in even ONE of yours, and most people would agree here that I am a clown :oldlol:

You just post TONS of RESEARCH, FACTS, STATS, and LOGIC, while I continue to contribute research the equivalent of which is a coloring book :lol and I have been exposed countless times and it's clear to tell.

I've been reading comic books since the 80s and I believe that Superman can fly, and I am just a young, dumb/ignorant teenager :roll:

Me=POS poster, psychotic head-case :lol



Fixed...

[SHAQisGOAT]

Fixed...

:biggums: :biggums:

Showing how much of a kid/baby you are at this point :oldlol: Just sad :facepalm

EXPOSED, you're done son, get a new account :roll:

[Magic 32]

My favorite Kobe streak is the 8 games just before his injury...

http://s11.postimg.org/sn5371x5f/fghfdgh.png

[Jameerthefear]

Senior citizens getting a little rowdy :oldlol:

[no pun intended]

11/28/2010 - 12/17/2010 Amar'e Stoudemire

8W-2L

33.4 PPG/11.1 RPG/2.9 APG/1.8 BPG/57.0 FG%/82.5 FT%

[Inferno]

My favorite Kobe streak is the 8 games just before his injury...

http://s11.postimg.org/sn5371x5f/fghfdgh.png

:applause:

[stalkerforlife]

Kobe or Jordan. They didn't pad their stats or play safe. They have always been alphas and the outcome wasn't as significant as the unloading your clip like a true ass alpha gangsta.

[Psileas]

From 11/9/60 to 11/24/60...

Wilt averaged 37.7 ppg, 30.1 rpg.

I would really have to take the time to research it, but I believe that that string of 10 straight games was Wilt's highest in terms of rpg. BTW, included was one game in which he outrebounded Russell by a 55-19 margin.

Actually, Wilt averaged 37.1 ppg and 31.2 rpg in his career's first 10 games. His rookie season would probably have been the most prolific ever going by rpg, had there not been for that injury by f***ing Clyde L that Naulls worsened in the following game. He was averaging 29.0 rpg up to that point (and this is 55 games on, not a small sample of the season), then followed his injury, his early exit vs the Knicks dropped his averages and when he came back, he was visibly worse, at 22.2 rpg for the remainder of the season.

[ArbitraryWater]

MJ checking box scores :roll:

[Milbuck]

MJ checking box scores :roll:
http://cdn0.sbnation.com/imported_assets/310120/news_lebron-james-check-my-stats-1.jpg

[ArbitraryWater]

http://cdn0.sbnation.com/imported_assets/310120/news_lebron-james-check-my-stats-1.jpg

Yea, as in fans checking his stats right?

What I meant is MJ checking his stats during timeouts and what not at the scores table to get his triple doubles & assists :oldlol:

[Milbuck]

Yea, as in fans checking his stats right?

What I meant is MJ checking his stats during timeouts and what not at the scores table to get his triple doubles & assists :oldlol:
Yes, because Lebron clearly has never once in career cared about his stats.

Players do shit like that all the time. Bird used to get ballboys to find arena records just so he could go break them.

[ArbitraryWater]

Yes, because Lebron clearly has never once in career cared about his stats.

Players do shit like that all the time. Bird used to get ballboys to find arena records just so he could go break them.

Yea, the Bird example you mentioned is way different dude... No, I have not heard reports about LeBron checking box scores at the scores table, nor have I ever seen it.... Heck, he just said during the '14 playoffs he hasn't even checked his stats yet...

Why are you backing up MJ checking his stats during games?

I find that a bit pathetic tbh (MJ checking stats)... no need to defend such thing.

[ProfessorMurder]

Yea, the Bird example you mentioned is way different dude... No, I have not heard reports about LeBron checking box scores at the scores table, nor have I ever seen it.... Heck, he just said during the '14 playoffs he hasn't even checked his stats yet...

Why are you backing up MJ checking his stats during games?

I find that a bit pathetic tbh... no need to defend such thing.

Yeah just take Bran's word for it.

Scoreboards in the building show way more stats now than they did 25 years ago. Bran just has to look up to see how close he is to a triple double.

[ArbitraryWater]

Yeah just take Bran's word for it.

Scoreboards in the building show way more stats now than they did 25 years ago. Bran just has to look up to see how close he is to a triple double.

And clearly he doesn't care... Wouldn't believe the amount of games where he sat out with like a rebound/assist left for a trip dub...

That MJ streak of what, 9 straigh trip dubs? Didn't came out of no where... Was calculated.