Leaders in most triple doubles missed since 1985

[stalkerforlife]

Next will be the...

"Closest player to win a title."

"Best 2/5 champion in NBA history."

"Best player to get his shot blocked twice in a row in an all-star game."

"Best player ever to cramp in the NBA finals."

[Droid101]

Next will be the...

"Closest player to win a title."

"Best 2/5 champion in NBA history."

"Best player to get his shot blocked twice in a row in an all-star game."

"Best player ever to cramp in the NBA finals."

Your rep has skyrocketed lately.

Nice work.

[stalkerforlife]

Your rep has skyrocketed lately.

Nice work.

When neg returns, back to red I go.

Thanks, though.

[Graviton]

When neg returns, back to red I go.

Thanks, though.

Negged.

[TheMarkMadsen]

Next will be the...

"Closest player to win a title."

"Best 2/5 champion in NBA history."

"Best player to get his shot blocked twice in a row in an all-star game."

"Best player ever to cramp in the NBA finals."

[Graviton]

Don't forget

"Best player to get blocked by a guy half his size"

[TheMarkMadsen]

This is an underrated GOAT thread

Pauk honestly thought this was impressive

[no pun intended]

Who's the leader in most fourth quarters missed since 1985?

[Champ]

Bird would rise to the top of this list/argument if you listed missed triple doubles as a percentage of games played rather than seasons.

[fpliii]

pauk - Not sure if you're interested in updating your numbers, but if you are, we have files on Bird and Magic with gamelogs going back to their rookie season (not 100% complete, but pretty fleshed out):

http://nbastats.net/01NBA/09playerlogs/Bird.xls
http://nbastats.net/01NBA/09playerlogs/Johnson.xls

[Psileas]

pauk - Not sure if you're interested in updating your numbers, but if you are, we have files on Bird and Magic with gamelogs going back to their rookie season (not 100% complete, but pretty fleshed out):

http://nbastats.net/01NBA/09playerlogs/Bird.xls
http://nbastats.net/01NBA/09playerlogs/Johnson.xls

Given the chance, I remind you of my Rick Barry log suggestion.

[fpliii]

Given the chance, I remind you of my Rick Barry log suggestion.

I've forwarded the suggestion, it seems that Gorba is going with a more ambitious project in the mean time (looks like it'll be incredible when it's fleshed out). Not sure if you saw this section (below the gamelogs):

[CODE] 1946-47 - 1962-63 Game Logs [file will be ready in 2015]
1963-64 - 1970-71 Game Logs [incomplete ; size: 16 MB ; excel 2007 required]
[1970-71 season updated]

1971-72 - 1976-77 Game Logs [file will be ready in 2014]
1977-78 - 1980-81 Game Logs [file will be ready in 2014]
1981-82 - 1984-85 Game Logs [file will be ready in 2015][/CODE]

But he's putting all of the data we have for every player into these files. Here's the 64-71 doc:

http://nbastats.net/01NBA/09playerlo...4-1970.71.xlsx

[Psileas]

I've forwarded the suggestion, it seems that Gorba is going with a more ambitious project in the mean time (looks like it'll be incredible when it's fleshed out). Not sure if you saw this section (below the gamelogs):

[CODE] 1946-47 - 1962-63 Game Logs [file will be ready in 2015]
1963-64 - 1970-71 Game Logs [incomplete ; size: 16 MB ; excel 2007 required]
[1970-71 season updated]

1971-72 - 1976-77 Game Logs [file will be ready in 2014]
1977-78 - 1980-81 Game Logs [file will be ready in 2014]
1981-82 - 1984-85 Game Logs [file will be ready in 2015][/CODE]

But he's putting all of the data we have for every player into these files. Here's the 64-71 doc:

http://nbastats.net/01NBA/09playerlo...4-1970.71.xlsx

Yes, I had seen the first section, although it's a bit impractical for my taste, but the second one I hadn't and, when you arrange them by name, it becomes the real deal - practically what we've been looking for for decades.