Who's Who
This player holds the most scoring titles in NBA history.
Michael Jordan
Although Kobe Bryant split his NBA career wearing #8 and #24, he wore this number while leading the Redeem Team to back-to-back Gold Medals.
#10
In Curry’s first MVP season, this defensive monster walked away with the Bill Russell NBA Finals MVP trophy.
Andre Iguodala
With 18 Christmas appearances, this NBA player has played in the most games on December 25th.
Lebron James
In 2017, this Wildcat alumni scored 70 points against the Boston Celtics, despite losing 120-130.
Devin Booker
With the first pick in the 2004 NBA Draft, the Orlando Magic selected this player.
Dwight Howard
As an LSU Tiger, Shaq wore this jersey number.
#33
In Game 6 of the Finals, this player bailed Michael Jordan out after a double team.
Donning 25 wins each, these two teams hold the record for most wins on Christmas Day.
The Los Angeles Lakers and the New York Knicks
This one-time All Star put up a whopping 60 points in a 126-130 loss against the Timberwolves in 2024.
De'Aaron Fox
Drafted before Carmelo Anthony, this rookie went on to win a championship in his first season, playing a total of 11 minutes throughout the series.
Darko Milicic
Although the "Round Mound of Rebound" wore #34 throughout college and the first six years of his NBA, in the 1991-92 season, Barkley opted for this number.
#32
In his final NBA game, Kobe put up 60 points against this team.
The Utah Jazz
This player has hit the only true walk-off buzzer beater on Christmas Day.
Lebron James
In 1985, this NBA superstar put on a passing clinic with 24 assists in a 2 point loss to the Washington Bullets.
Isiah Thomas
And remember… he’s only 19.
Jayson Tatum
This player wore ten different jersey numbers throughout his NBA career.
Ish Smith
This NBA Commissioner blocked the CP3 trade to Kobe’s Lakers forming one of the biggest-ifs in league history.
David Stern
This All Star shooting guard has the highest average point per game (43.3 ppg) on December 25th.
Tracy McGrady
Despite losing 110-118 to OKC, this European Big Man grabbed 31 boards in 2024.
Jusuf Nurkic
Allen Iverson
Before there was Michael Jordan or Lebron James, this 6-time NBA All Star was the first player to wear #23 and proceeded to throughout his entire 13-year career.
Lou Hudson
This player had to be held back by players and coaches while repeatedly charging at LeBron after an elbow to the face in 2021.
Isaiah Stewart
This zero-time All Star put up a historic 39 points to come back and win against the Portland Trail Blazers in 2010.
Monta Ellis
In 2019, 52, 16, and 7 was not enough for this player to pull off the win against the 76ers, losing 125-130.
Giannis Antetokounmpo