50-40-90 Club
He was the first NBA player to join the club, achieving it in the 86-87 season and repeating the feat in the following season.
Larry Bird
Triple-doubles (59)
Larry Bird
This Blue Devil forward, known for his high basketball IQ, has two rings from his stint with the Miami Heat.
Shane Battier
Vin Baker
Hartford
In 2016 he was voted the first unanimous MVP.
Stephen Curry
He is the only four-time member of the club, joining in 05-06 and repeating in 07-08, 08-09 and 09-10, all with the same team.
Steve Kerr
Points per game (24.7)
Isaiah Thomas
This Georgetown big (2008) played nine years in the Association and coached for three more.
Roy Hibbert
Mookie Blaylock
Oklahoma
He is the youngest player in NBA history, taking the court with the Lakers in 2005, six days after his 18th birthday.
Andrew Bynum
This active player achieved 50-40-90 twice, in 12-13 and 22-23.
Kevin Durant
Games played (1,270)
John Havlicek
This All America guard led the Big Sky Conference in scoring twice, and the nation once, before being drafted by the Portland Trail Blazers.
Damian Lillard
Dan Majerle
Central Michigan
He was the first black player drafted in the NBA (1950), and the first black played inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (2019).
Chuck Cooper
This active NBA player and former UVA Cavalier joined the club as a Milwuakee Buck in 2018-19.
Malcolm Brogdon
Free throw percentage (.914)
Ray Allen
This Kentucky Wildcat wing has one NBA championship and is known as one of the best defenders in both SEC and NBA history.
Tayshaun Prince
Latrell Sprewell
Alabama
Nash, Dirk, Giannis, Jokic and Embiid have all won NBA MVPs. This is the only other international player to win an NBA Finals MVP.
Tony Parker
She is the only WNBA member of the club, joining in 2019.
Elena Delle Donne
Field goal percentage (.732)
Robert Williams
This former A-10 guard and one-time NBA All-Star counts the Pelicans, Nuggets and Mavericks among the six teams he played for in a 14-year career.
Jameer Nelson
Joe Dumars
McNeese State University
He was the youngest player to win the MVP, at 22 years old, in 2011.
Derrick Rose