Who has the most triple doubles among NBA centers

Chamberlain had a total of 78 triple-doubles, and even achieved a triple-double in nine consecutive games.

Wilt Chamberlain is a former NBA professional basketball player. He is the only player to average more than 40 and 50 points per game in a single season, and his most famous record is 100 points per game. He also won seven NBA scoring titles, eleven NBA rebounding titles, and one NBA assists champion.

As of the end of the game on December 8, 2015, the player with the most triple-doubles in NBA history is Oscar Robertson: 181.

Oscar Robertson averaged a "triple-double" in 1961 for the entire season of 62: points, rebounds, and assists. As a defender, Robertson is the originator of the all-round player, with 181 triple-doubles in his 14-year career, 43 more than the second-ranked "Magic" Johnson, and only 107 times for Kidd, who is known as the "triple-double king" of later players.

Since the technical statistics at that time did not have blocks and steals, if there were, Oscar Robertson's "triple-double" would have been more than 181, and even quadruple-doubles would have been born long ago.

Oscar Palmer Robertson (born in Charlotte, November 24, 1938) is an American professional basketball player who plays point guard and is nicknamed "Big O".

Scoring, rebounding, assists, steals, and blocks, there are three technical statistics that reach double digits, which are called triple-doubles, and it is not easy to achieve a triple-double Four technical statistics that reach double digits are called quadruple-doubles, or big four-wins, and five are called five-doubles If the turnovers are also more than double digits, such as scoring assists and turnovers reaching double digits, they are called alternative triple-doubles.

Oscar Robertson, 181;

Magic" Johnson, 138 times;

Jason Kidd is still making history.

Wilt Chamberlain, 78 times.

Additional note: Since Big O and Chamberlain had no block and steal statistics at that time, let alone 3-double statistics, it was later that people checked their scores, rebounds, and assists data per game.

Big Oscar Robinson averaged points, rebounds, and assists with the Cincinnati Royals in '61-'62. He is also the only person in history to have achieved a triple-double average over the course of the season.

In '97, All-Star Jordan became the first man in All-Star history to have a triple-double with 14 points, 11 rebounds, and 11 assists.

In the NBA, most of the players who can get triple-doubles regularly come from the outside, and superstars like Westbrook, James, and Harden can easily get triple-doubles as easily as scooping into a bag. In contrast, it is much more difficult for centers to get a triple-double, after all, most centers are not good at assists, and it is very difficult to get a double-double through blocks and steals, so there are many centers who have never scored a triple-double in their entire careers. So let's talk about the centers we know all of them who have had triple-doubles.

Howard: 1 time.

Despite Howard's current embarrassing situation, there's no denying that he was the league's most dominant center in his prime, with his strength and athleticism making him almost unstoppable on the inside. In the 2008-09 season, in a game between the Magic and the Thunder, Howard played a phenomenal individual performance, he scored 30 points, 19 rebounds and 10 blocks, and led the team to defeat opponents, which was also the only triple-double in Howard's career so far.

O'Neill: 2 times.

As the most dominant center in NBA history, O'Neal was almost an unsolvable bug in his prime, and leading the Lakers to a championship for three consecutive years speaks for itself. In O'Neal's entire career, he had two triple-doubles, 24 points, 28 rebounds and 15 assists against the Nets in 1993 and 15 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists against the Raptors in 2005.

Olajuwon: 14 times.

Olajuwon was the first of the four centers of the '90s, and he shook the league with his flamboyant and dreamy footwork, leading the Rockets to two consecutive championships. In addition, Olajuwon is also regarded as the best defender in NBA history, he has been voted the best defensive player twice, the best first defense team six times, and his total block count of 3,830 is also one of the most difficult to surpass in NBA history. And in Olajuwon's entire NBA career, he has a total of 14 triple-doubles.

Chamberlain: 78

Chamberlain is known as the "data harvester" in ancient times, and has created a series of personal records that are difficult for later generations to achieve, such as 100 points per game, 50 points per game in a single season, and 7 consecutive scoring titles. In Chamberlain's entire career, he has 78 triple-doubles, ranking sixth in history, and he is also the player with the most triple-doubles in the center position, which shows how strong he is.

NBA center superstar, Chamberlain, 78; Abdul-Jabbar 2; David Robinson 2 times; Cousins 1 time; Olajuwon 35; O'Neill 20 times and so on.

Howard had one triple-double, Chamberlain had 78 triple-doubles and Olajuwon had 14 triple-doubles.

Chamberlain has 78 triple-doubles in his career, Olajuwon in the 90s has 18 triple-doubles, O'Neal has two career triple-doubles at the beginning of the 21st century, Howard has also had three triple-doubles in his career, and active center Jokic has 38 triple-doubles.

Chamberlain, the mythical beast of the ancient era, got 78 triple-doubles in his career, Olajuwon in the Jordan era got 18 triple-doubles, O'Neal got two career triple-doubles at the beginning of the 21st century, and then Howard also reached a triple-double. Jokic has reached 38 triple-doubles, which he ranks 10th all-time.

Looking at the fact that the eight superstars have not been able to get a triple-double so far, you know that it is really difficult to get a triple-double in the NBA, too difficult. This is not only a test of the strength of the cavity test, but also a multifaceted problem.

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