What is the record of 5 stats in a single game in the NBA?

Highest single-game scoring record.

100 points--- Chamberlain scored in one game

Chamberlain, who played for the Philadelphia team on March 2, 1962, scored 100 points in the game against the New York Knicks, 23 in the first quarter, 18 in the second, 28 in the third, and scored his 100th point of the game with 46 seconds left in the fourth quarter.

The highest rebounding record in a single game.

55 – Wilt Chamberlain (1960).

Record for the highest number of steals in a single game.

11 – Larry Kennon (1976) Kendall Gill (1999) recorded the highest assists per game.

30 times--- Scott Skayltz.

On December 30, 1990, during a game against the Nuggets, the Magic's Scott Skaeltz reached 30 assists in a game, which became an NBA record.

Highest single-game block record.

17 times – Elmo Smith (1973).

Score: Chamberlain (March 2, 1962) Philadelphia Warriors vs New York Knicks 100 points.

Rebounds: Chamberlain 55, 1960 11 24

Steal: Larry Kenon, 1976 12 26, 11.

Kendall. Gill (Nets), April 3, 1999, against the Miami Heat (88-77), scored 11 steals, tying the NBA's single-game steal record.

Assist: Scott. Skiles, December 30, 1990, in a regular season game between the Magic and the Nuggets, he had 30 assists.

Blocks: The NBA record of 17 blocks in a single game, set by Elmo Smith on October 28, 1973, in a game between the Lakers and the Trail Blazers.

100 points, 55 rebounds, 26 steals, 34 assists, 19 blocks

Requires a full team to complete 70% of the matches.

At the end of the season, if a player does not play the required number of games, but still ranks at the top of the league based on the minimum number of appearances, his stats will be considered valid.

For example, if Player A only played 56 games and scored a total of 1,590 points, the average points per game. If that translates to 58 games, his points per game average is points, and if that score is still higher than any other player, he still qualifies for the list.

In the 2012-13 season, Rondo appeared in just 38 games and had 420 assists, eventually winning last season's regular season assists leader with assists per game. In 70 appearances, Paul averaged assists per game, and could only settle for second place.

Because according to the previous regulations, a player needs to meet any of the two conditions of "70 or more appearances" and "total points of more than 1,400 points, total rebounds of more than 800, and total assists of more than 400", and Rondo's 420 assists meet the second condition, so he beat Paul to win the assist king.

1. NBA maximum score in a single game: 100 points.

This record was set by Chamberlain, who scored the record in the Syracuse Nation of Philadelphia against the New York Knicks on March 2, 1962.

2. NBA record for the most rebounds in a single game: 55.

This record was also set by Chamberlain, who set this record in a game against Russell, the "Lord of the Rings", where Chamberlain cut this rebounding record.

3. Single-game assist record: 30.

This record was set by Scott Skells, who set a single-game assist record in the Magic's game against the Nuggets on December 30, 1990.

4. Single-game block records: 17.

This record was set by Elmo Smith, in the game between the Lakers and the Trail Blazers on October 28, 1973, Elmo came down like a god and sent 17 hot pots, and the Trail Blazers played 12 people, and none of them escaped Elmo's cover.

5. Single-game steal record: 11.

The record was set by Larry Kennon, Kendall and Jill, with Larry Kennon scoring on December 26, 1976 against the Kansas City Kings, and Kendall Gil on April 3, 1999, when the Nets played against the Heat.

The NBA's highest single-game scoring is 186 points.

The NBA team's highest score in a single game, in the regular season, must be familiar to old fans! That must have been the Pistons' 186 points. On December 13, 1983, the Detroit Pistons narrowly won 186-184 against the Denver Nuggets, the most points scored by an NBA team in a single game.

At that time, the Denver Nuggets and Detroit Pistons fought hard for three overtimes, and finally the Pistons narrowly won 186-184, with a total score of 370 points between the two teams, setting a record for the highest total points in NBA history, and the Pistons' 186 points were still the team's highest points in a single game.

It is worth mentioning that the two sides only made 4 3-pointers in total, and all of them were sports battles. At the same time, this game is also the only game in NBA history where four players from both teams have scored more than 40 points at the same time. Among them, Thomas, the live Rubber Tanker guard, scored 47 points on 18-of-34 shooting, and John Long scored 41 points on 18-of-25 shooting.

On the Nuggets side, NBA super shooter Van Dewicki scored 51 points on 21-of-29 shooting, and Nuggets star English scored 47 points on 18-of-30 shooting.

Other records

In addition, the Celtics defeated the Timberwolves 173-139 in 1959, and the Suns beat the Nuggets 173-143 in 1990 against the Nuggets, led by NBA superguard Kevin Johnson. The Suns scored 20+ points in the half with five players and scored 107 points in the half, and only two players on the team did not score double-doubles, while Nuggets forward Ulrich scored 40 points.

The highest single team in the playoffs was 153 points for the Trail Blazers in 1992! On May 12, 1992, the Trail Blazers and Phoenix Suns teamed up to give fans a scoring feast, and the two teams fought 2 overtime before Liang decided to divide the winner, and finally the Trail Blazers narrowly defeated the Knicks by 153-151 points. The total number of points scored by both sides is 304, which is also the highest score for either team in the playoffs so far.

As the NBA enters the trend of fast play, the player's stats are also rising, but anyone who plays a little better can get beautiful stats.

A double is a must-have for a star, and a triple double is not uncommon, but despite this, it is very difficult to get a quadruple double. The only 4 doubles recorded in the NBA database are these four gods:

First place: Bulls Nate-ThurmondIn the October 18, 1974 game against the Hawks, he scored 22 points, 14 rebounds, 13 assists and 12 blocks, becoming the first NBA all-time quadruple-double with statistics.

Second place: Rocket legend OlajuwonOn March 30, 1990, the Houston Rockets defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 120-94. He finished with 18 points, plus 16 rebounds, 10 assists and a staggering 11 blocks (the Bucks only had five).

He also had 29 points, 18 rebounds, 11 blocks and nine assists in the Rockets' win over the Warriors on March 4, 1990 (originally recorded as 10, with one assist canceled after the league's postgame review), plus five steals, just one assist away from his second quadruple-double.

Third place: "Admiral" David RobinsonOn February 18, 1994, he scored 34 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists and 10 blocks in the Spurs' 115-96 win over the Pistons. Robinson also had a near-quadruple-double, on January 12, 1994, when he had 27 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists and eight blocks in the Spurs' win over the Timberwolves.

Fourth place: RobertsonOn February 19, 1986, he scored 20 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists and a horrific 10 steals in the Spurs' victory over the Suns.

Among the active players, there are also players who have won an alternative quadruple-double:Wei ShaoHe had 28 points, 17 rebounds and 12 assists10 mistakes, 27 points, 15 rebounds and 13 assists10 mistakes, and 21 points, 11 rebounds and 12 assists10 mistakes。Harden had 40 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists10 mistakes, 35 points, 11 rebounds, 15 assists and 10 turnovers.

James had 26 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists once11 mistakes

History onThe only one to have taken 5 pairs of dataThere is only that ancient basketball emperor:Chamberlain. yes, the guy who scored 100 points in a single game

He did it onceTriple-double: 53 points, 32 rebounds, 14 assists, 24 blocks, plus 11 steals。It's a pity that there were no perfect technical statistics at that time, and they were not archived in the NBA's historical database, and they can only be circulated in the market to this day.

Chamberlain has won the scoring title, rebounding king, assist king, and block king. The only player in NBA history who can complete a five-double can only be him.

1. The highest score in a single game was on March 2, 1962, when Wilt Chamberlain, as a Philadelphia Warriors player (Cash State Warriors), scored 100 points in a regular season game against the New York Knicks. The next record was Bryant's 81 points, and the gap between them can be imagined.

2. The highest assist in a single game, the NBA single-game assist record holder is Scott Skids. On December 30, 1990, in a game against the Nuggets by the Magic, he had 30 assists.

3. The highest rebound in a single game, this is also a record held by Wilt Chamberlain. On November 6, 1960, against the Iracuse Nationals, Wilt Chamberlain grabbed 55 rebounds, which is more than any team can have in a single game.

4. The highest steal in a single game, this record is jointly held by Larry Kennon and Kendall Gill. On December 26, 1976, Larry Kennon had 11 steals in the game, and it is worth mentioning that as a burly pure power forward, steals are not his forte. On April 3, 1999, the New Jersey Nets hosted the Miami Heat, tying Larry Kennon's single-game steal record in a single game, making this record no longer embarrassing, and won the steal king that season.

5. The highest block in a single game, this record was set by Elmo Smith on October 28, 1973. In the Lakers vs. Trail Blazers game, Smith went on a big show, sending a shocking 17 blocks, and all 12 Trail Blazers players played, and everyone was capped by Smith at least.

December 22, 1976, Spurs player Larry. Conone made 11 steals in a game;

On October 28, 1973, Elmo Smith created 17 blocks in a single game in the Lakers vs. Trail Blazers;

Chamberlain scored 100 points in a game against the Knicks in 1962, the highest individual scoring record in a single game. The second-highest scoring record in a single game was Kobe Bryant's 81 points against the Raptors.

On December 13, 1983, the Detroit Pistons defeated the Denver Nuggets 186-184 after three overtime periods, and set the record for the most points scored in an NBA game, totaling 370 points;

The half-time scoring record was set by the Suns in the game against the Nuggets on October 10, 1990, and the Suns scored a total of 107 points in the first half;

The NBA's most scoring games in a single quarter, 50 points in the first quarter, occurred in 5 games at the same time; The second quarter was 57 points, created by the Suns in the game against the Nuggets on 11/10/90; The third quarter was also 57 points, set by the Warriors in the game against the Kings on March 4, 89; The fourth quarter was 58 points, set by Buffalo against Boston on October 20, 1972, and 58 points is also an NBA record for a single quarter.

As of 2015, the NBA has the most data:

The best of the team. The team with the most championships - Celtics (17);

Longest winning streak - Lakers (33 straight wins);

Best regular season record - Bulls (72-10);

The maximum of overtime - 6 overtime;

The most in a single game - Detroit Pistons defeated the Denver Nuggets 186-184;

The best of the best. Best Championship Rings - Bill Russell (11);

Highest score in a single game: Chamberlain 100 points;

Most points in a single quarter: Klay Thompson 37 points;

Most assists per game: Scott Skids, 30 ('90 Magic vs. Nuggets);

Most rebounds in a single game: Chamberlain 55;

Highest three-point shooting in a single game: 12 in a single game in the regular season, holders: Kobe Bryant and Marshall;

Most blocks in a single game: Elmo Smith 17;

Most steals in a single game: Larry Kennon and Kendall Gill together 11;

NBA regular season total score: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, 38,387 points;

NBA regular season total rebounds: Wilt Chamberlain, 23,924;

NBA regular season total assists: John Stockton, 15,806;

NBA regular season steals total: John Stockton, 3,265;

NBA regular season total blocks: Hakiem Olajuwon, 3,830;

NBA regular season all-three all-time three-thirds: Ray Allen;

NBA's most points per game in the regular season: Michael Jordan, 1,072 points per game.