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    Quote Originally Posted by tmacattack33
    20 points and 30 assists

    Scott Skiles: 22 points, 30 assists, 6 reb on .684TS% (and 4 turnovers)

    ...this is the only game of its kind. Nice TS% too, and only 4 turnovers on 30 assists is very impressive.
    This could be just as good as or even better than Kobe's 81 point game. Any footage?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tmacattack33

    Highest scoring games ever

    Kobe Bryant: 81 points, 6 reb, 2 ast on .739 TS% (28/46 FG, 18/20 FT)

    MJ: 69 points, 18 reb, 6 ast on .732 TS% (23/37 FG, 21/23 FT) * in OT
    David Robinson's 71 pts?

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    5X5 players


    Player record 5 categories with atleast 5 things in each category

    Year Player .......... Team .......... P R A B S

    1987 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 38 17 06 12 07*
    1990 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 29 18 10 12 05
    1992 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 19 13 06 05 05
    1993 Robinson, David San Antonio 29 05 05 10 05
    1993 Coleman, Derek New Jersey 21 10 07 05 07
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 33 13 05 05 05
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 24 19 06 05 05
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 34 10 05 08 05
    1995 Divac, Vlade LA Lakers 19 12 08 05 05
    2001 Tinsley,Jamaal Indiana 12 09 15 05 06
    2003 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 19 05 07 05 08
    2003 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 10 12 06 05 06
    2004 Camby,Marcus Denver 08 11 05 08 05
    2006 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 14 08 09 07 06

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    Default Re: The best single game stat lines ever (of various types)

    Quote Originally Posted by winwin
    5X5 players


    Player record 5 categories with atleast 5 things in each category

    Year Player .......... Team .......... P R A B S

    1987 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 38 17 06 12 07*
    1990 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 29 18 10 12 05
    1992 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 19 13 06 05 05
    1993 Robinson, David San Antonio 29 05 05 10 05
    1993 Coleman, Derek New Jersey 21 10 07 05 07
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 33 13 05 05 05
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 24 19 06 05 05
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 34 10 05 08 05
    1995 Divac, Vlade LA Lakers 19 12 08 05 05
    2001 Tinsley,Jamaal Indiana 12 09 15 05 06
    2003 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 19 05 07 05 08
    2003 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 10 12 06 05 06
    2004 Camby,Marcus Denver 08 11 05 08 05
    2006 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 14 08 09 07 06
    If you can't even get a double-double, your 5x5 shouldn't even count, lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by L.Kizzle
    If you can't even get a double-double, your 5x5 shouldn't even count, lol.
    in the last 7 years: 0 players done it

    n the last 30 years: only 7 players done it

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    Quote Originally Posted by jlip
    71 points, 14 rebounds and 5 assists on 63% shooting is major, but I always wondered where the 8 turnovers came from. What was happening out there?

    Quote Originally Posted by winwin
    5X5 players


    Player record 5 categories with atleast 5 things in each category

    Year Player .......... Team .......... P R A B S

    1987 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 38 17 06 12 07*
    1990 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 29 18 10 12 05
    1992 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 19 13 06 05 05
    1993 Robinson, David San Antonio 29 05 05 10 05
    1993 Coleman, Derek New Jersey 21 10 07 05 07
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 33 13 05 05 05
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 24 19 06 05 05
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 34 10 05 08 05
    1995 Divac, Vlade LA Lakers 19 12 08 05 05
    2001 Tinsley,Jamaal Indiana 12 09 15 05 06
    2003 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 19 05 07 05 08
    2003 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 10 12 06 05 06
    2004 Camby,Marcus Denver 08 11 05 08 05
    2006 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 14 08 09 07 06
    Are we sure everyone's points, rebounds, etc. are in the same order? Did David Robinson really score 29 points and block 10 shots but only have 5 rebounds? Seems backward.

    Edit: Welp, didn't take too much research; only had to look three games into his '93 season. He did it against the Milwaukee Bucks. For those scoring at home, his line was actually 29 points, 9 rebounds, 10 blocks, 5 steals, and 5 assists.

    http://www.basketball-reference.com/.../gamelog/1993/
    Last edited by Rake2204; 10-21-2012 at 10:16 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jlip
    That one is controversial (some say SA just fed the ball to D. Robinson just to get him the scoring title on the last game of the year, against a team whose season was already over), so i thought it'd be good just to leave it out.

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    Wade vs Jazz 50 points 10 rebounds 9 assists on 19/39 shooting in 2008-2009.

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    Quote Originally Posted by winwin
    5X5 players


    Player record 5 categories with atleast 5 things in each category

    Year Player .......... Team .......... P R A B S

    1987 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 38 17 06 12 07*
    1990 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 29 18 10 12 05
    1992 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 19 13 06 05 05
    1993 Robinson, David San Antonio 29 05 05 10 05
    1993 Coleman, Derek New Jersey 21 10 07 05 07
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 33 13 05 05 05
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 24 19 06 05 05
    1993 Olajuwon, Hakeem Houston 34 10 05 08 05
    1995 Divac, Vlade LA Lakers 19 12 08 05 05
    2001 Tinsley,Jamaal Indiana 12 09 15 05 06
    2003 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 19 05 07 05 08
    2003 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 10 12 06 05 06
    2004 Camby,Marcus Denver 08 11 05 08 05
    2006 Kirilenko,Andrei Utah 14 08 09 07 06
    Hakeem Goat 2-Way Player


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    Default Re: The best single game stat lines ever (of various types)

    Quote Originally Posted by tmacattack33
    Shaq: 61 points, 23 reb, 3 ast on .683 TS% (24/35 FG, 13/22 FT)


    Quote Originally Posted by noob cake
    Hakeem Goat 2-Way Player

    No doubt.


    Quote Originally Posted by L.Kizzle
    Clyde Drexler had two 20/10/10/9 games.
    Also:

    "Early in the fourth period, K.C. Jones came to Larry Bird with some news. He had just been informed that Larry had 30 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists, and 9 steals in three quarters. Would he like to go back in to get that 10th steal and thus be able to tell the grandchildren about his quadruple-double? "Nope," he said. "I already did enough damage. Why go for it when we're up by 30?" Larry abused the Jazz for 12 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, and 4 steals in the first period alone as the Celtics jumped to a 34-10 lead."

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    Quote Originally Posted by tmacattack33
    That one is controversial (some say SA just fed the ball to D. Robinson just to get him the scoring title on the last game of the year, against a team whose season was already over), so i thought it'd be good just to leave it out.
    As a David Robinson fan, I respectfully object. I don't have the numbers right off hand, but I believe Robinson really only needed around 35 points to claim the scoring title that year. And in truth, even if he needed every one of those 71 points, it's not as if he somehow Ricky Davis'd his way to the mark. Robinson shot 26-41 from the field. That's pretty spectacular, regardless of circumstance.

    Further, I've read some quotes over the years, in particular from Bob Weiss (Clippers coach at the time), claiming the Spurs were intentionally fouling to re-gain possession during the fourth quarter to get Robinson more points. The reality of such a claim is this: the Spurs were up by 2 points at the end of 3 quarters of play. The Spurs then made a move in the fourth and extended their lead and with under two minutes left, David Robinson had 63 points. Then he missed a free throw, it was rebounded by the Clippers, an outlet pass was made, and Sleepy Floyd was whistled for a foul trying to pick it off. He may have done it on purpose. There was still 1:33 remaining. Randy Woods was then T'd up and Robinson hit the technical free throw, thus breaking Gervin's team record for points in a game.

    After the T, Woods shot his free throws (from the Floyd foul). Robinson then proceeded to hit a three pointer from the top of the key to give him 67. The Clippers scored, then no one got back on defense. Robinson ran the floor and dunked. The Clippers then attempted to freeze the ball, before yielding a dunk inside. The Spurs worked it around to Robinson with under 40 seconds left. Robinson eventually fired a 17 footer over a double team and drilled it, giving him 71. Weiss was upset about the Floyd foul, but Robinson may have very well attained 71 without it.

    On top of everything else, I do not believe a player should be punished for wanting to score a lot then doing so at a 63% clip. He even had 5 assists (and some passes leading to assists) in the process. The Clippers season was in fact over, but some may argue their season was pretty much over from December forward. I'd bet those guys, particularly the ones trying to earn their keep in the league (i.e. nearly the entire Clippers roster) did not want to be a part of someone dropping a historic number like that on them. It's not as if Robinson scored 71 on the '86 Celtics, but to me it also doesn't mean the performance should be disqualified from any sort of consideration.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24NLqvKER1c
    Last edited by Rake2204; 10-21-2012 at 11:45 PM.

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    Some lesser-known Jordan games:

    53 pts/14 reb/8 ast on 20-28 FG (72%)

    35 pts/14 reb/15 ast on 11-16 FG (69%) as a rookie

    59 pts/6 ast/2 stl/2 blk on 21-27 FG (78%)

    34 pts/7 reb/17 ast (career high)/6 stl vs. Portland in '89

    52 pts/9 reb/4 stl/2 blk on 24-29 FG (83%) (he was 21-23 from the floor with about 8:00 left in the game)

    44 pts/9 ast/5 stl/5 blk on 16-28 FG (57%) vs. Houston

    47 pts/11 reb/13 ast/4 stl/2 blk on 17-30 FG (57%) vs. Indy in '89

    40 pts/15 reb/9 ast/6 stl vs. NY, 1989 playoffs (and he followed this up with a 47/11/6 game)

    31 pts/11 reb (6 off)/9 ast/4 stl/5 blk on 12-20 FG (60%) vs. Indy

    42 pts/13 ast/4 stl/4 blk on 17-25 FG (68%) vs. Phoenix

    43 pts/6 ast/8 stl/5 blk on 16-29 FG (55%) vs. Cleveland

    33 pts/7 reb/13 ast on 15-18 FG (83%) vs. LA, 1991 Finals (he hit 13 shots in a row this game)
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    Default Re: The best single game stat lines ever (of various types)

    IMO, Tim Duncan's 1st game in 2003 NBA Finals deserves a mention.

    32 points
    20 rebounds
    6 assists
    7 blocks
    3 steals
    1 turnover
    .647 fg .714 ft .691 ts

    After the half (teams were tied) Duncan scored 13 points, made 3 assists and grabbed 3 rebounds in the 3rd. His 2nd half statline; 24p/11r/4a/3b/2s.

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    Here is some legendary statlines from Moses;
    53/23/4/1 on .699 ts
    47/14/3/2 on .679 ts
    38/32 (outrebounded an entire team)

    And those games played in only one month span.

    http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=272312
    Quote Originally Posted by ShaqAttack3234
    Overall, Moses averaged 38.1 ppg and 17.3 rpg in the month of February.
    It could be the craziest month by a player.

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    Default Re: The best single game stat lines ever (of various types)

    David lee had a 30/20/10 game.Even though 20 were rebounds its still damn impressive

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