Last team to have 3 players average 20ppg?

[Rake2204]

Back to back years, only time this has been accomplished I believe:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/SEA/1987.html

http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/SEA/1987.html

Ellis, Chambers, and the X-Man.

The early 80's Nuggets did it four seasons in a row. David Thompson, Dan Issel, and Alex English for the first two. Then English, Issel, and Kiki Vandeweghe for the last two. Though, I'm not sure I'd count the first of those four years, as two of the three players in '79-'80 played less than 40 games.

[SCdac]

if we're listing teams that were close, 2008 Spurs were up there.

Manu - 19.5
Duncan - 19.3
Parker - 18.8

2005 Suns were relatively close

Amare - 26.0
Marion - 19.4
Johnson - 17.1

[Eric Cartman]

2001 Philadelphia 76ers

Allen Iverson: 31
Tyrone Hill: 20
Eric Snow: 21

Great run and gun team with balanced scoring. Eric Snow had a sweet J. Lights out from anywhere on the court.

Ugliest human being in world history.

[Legends66NBA7]

The early 80's Nuggets did it four seasons in a row. David Thompson, Dan Issel, and Alex English for the first two. Then English, Issel, and Kiki Vandeweghe for the last two.

Good catch, I was actually thinking about them too because of high their pace was during those teams.

I would discount this season, though:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/DEN/1980.html

^Thompson only played 39 games and English only played 24 games. Should be able to player more than 85% of your games to count, yes ?

[Rake2204]

Good catch, I was actually thinking about them too because of high their pace was during those teams.

I would discount this season, though:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/DEN/1980.html

^Thompson only played 39 games and English only played 24 games. Should be able to player more than 85% of your games to count, yes ?

Very quick quote on your part. I added the part about 1980 almost immediately, ha.

[JD_TO]

2001-02 Bucs

Ray Allen 21.8
Glenn Robinson 20.7
Sam Cassell 19.7

[Legends66NBA7]

Very quick quote on your part. I added the part about 1980 almost immediately, ha.

[no pun intended]

08-09 Knicks

LOL

http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/NYK/2009.html

Harrington: 20.7
Randolph: 20.5
Crawford: 19.6

[Sakkreth]

08-09 Knicks

LOL

http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/NYK/2009.html

Harrington: 20.7
Randolph: 20.5
Crawford: 19.6

Now thats embarassing

[blablabla]

08-09 Knicks

LOL

http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/NYK/2009.html

Harrington: 20.7
Randolph: 20.5
Crawford: 19.6

came here to post this

[no pun intended]

Now thats embarassing

http://espn.go.com/new-york/nba/stor...ni-la-new-york

"We wanted the free-agent market and we built guys' stats up so we could trade them and open up space and set you up for the future."

-D'Antoni

[KG215]

2001 Philadelphia 76ers

Allen Iverson: 31
Tyrone Hill: 20
Eric Snow: 21

Great run and gun team with balanced scoring. Eric Snow had a sweet J. Lights out from anywhere on the court.

I'm still waiting to know where you got this. Hill and Snow didn't even average 20 PPG combined.

[imdaman99]

if kevin martin has a few 30 pt games... thunder could do it yeah?

[KG215]

if kevin martin has a few 30 pt games... thunder could do it yeah?

Meh...he'll probably settle in around 16-17 PPG on the season. It'd take more than a few 30 point games. He's essentially doing what Harden did: blowing up from time to time for 20-30 points, and balancing that out (keeping his PPG down) with some 7-12 point games.

Still OKC's top four scorers could end up doing something like this:

Durant: 27-28 PPG
Westbrook: 22-23 PPG
Martin: 16-17 PPG
Ibaka: 14-15 PPG

That's a combined 79-82 PPG which is on par with some of those other teams with three 20+ PPG scorers and a fourth guy around 15 PPG. Throw in 7-10 points a game from Sefolosha, and 5-10 most games from guys like Collison, Perkins, and lately Maynor, and it's easy to see why their offense has been so explosive this year.

[TheFan]

I remember Dallas was close...

they had Dirk, Josh Howard and Terry.