All Time Stat Leaders
Never an All-Star
Nicknames
Posterized
NBA Jam
Memorable Moments
100
Playoff 3-PT Made (2009-current)
2. Klay Thompson (464)
3. LeBron James (436)
Stephen Curry (576)
100
Between 2003-04 and 2008-09, he was one of just seven players who averaged more than 19.0 points and 3.0 assists while banging in 36-plus percent of his three-pointers while playing with the Nets and Bucks.
Richard Jefferson
100
The Admiral
David Robinson
100
Corey Brewer over ____ ____
Derek Fisher
100
Phoenix Suns:
Charles Barkley & _____ _____
Dan Majerle
100
1995, Game 1 Eastern Conference semifinals
Down 105-99 with under 20 seconds remaining, this player scores eight points in nine seconds, ultimately leading his team to a stunning 107–105 victory over the Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
Reggie Miller
200
Turnovers (2003-current)
2. Karl Malone (4,524)
3. Russell Westbrook (4,443)
LeBron James (4,966)
200
From the moment he entered the league in 1996-97 with the Raptors through his split season with the Clippers and Trail Blazers in 2009-10, he averaged 10.4 points, 10.0 rebounds, 2.6 blocks and 1.0 steals; production matched by exactly no one.
Marcus Camby
200
Crazy Eyes
Bobby Portis
200
Giannis Antetokounmpo over ____ ____
Tim Hardaway, Jr
200
New York Knicks:
Patrick Ewing & _____ _____
Charles Oakley
200
1987, Game 5 Eastern Conference Finals:
Isiah Thomas dubbed it “the most incredible play that’s ever happened against me” when this player stole his inbounds pass and found a cutting Dennis Johnson for the game winning layup.
Larry Bird
300
Playoff Assists (1979-1996)
2. LeBron James (1,927)
3. John Stockton (1,839)
Magic Johnson (2,346)
300
From the 1998-99 through 2008-09 seasons, this player averaged 16.4 points, 6.1 assists, 3.3 rebounds, 1.3 steals while playing with the Grizzlies, Kings, and Hawks.
Mike Bibby
300
The Matrix
Shawn Marion
300
Kobe Bryant over ____ ____
Dwight Howard
300
Denver Nuggets:
Dikembe Mutombo & _____ _____
LaPhonso Ellis
300
2016 Slam Dunk Contest
Regarded as one of the greatest shows in league history, Zach LaVine and this player showcased incredible physicality and creativity in their slams. LaVine ultimately won in the second round of sudden death.
Aaron Gordon
400
Playoff Rebounds (1956-1969)
2. Wilt Chamberlain (3,913)
3. Tim Duncan (2,859)
Bill Russell (4,104)
400
While playing for the Mavericks and Lakers, this player averaged 15.0 points, 8.1 rebounds, 1.0 steals and 1.0 blocks between 1985 and 1992.
Sam Perkins
400
Big Nasty
Corliss Williamson
400
Michael Jordan over ____ ____
Orlando Woolridge
400
Atlanta Hawks:
Dominique Wilkins & _____ _____
Stacey Augmon
400
1989, Game 5 First Round Playoff Series
Michael Jordan drilled a gravity-defying, series-winning jumper over this Cleveland Cavalier as time expired.
Craig Ehlo
500
FG % (2008-current)
2. Rudy Gobert (65.4)
3. Jarrett Allen (63.0)
DeAndre Jordan (67.5)
500
From 2015-2020, this player averaged 18.2 points, 3.9 assists, and 2.6 rebounds while playing with the Raptors, Lakers, Rockets, and Clippers.
Lou Williams
500
Vanilla Gorilla
Joel Przybilla
500
Ja Morant over ____ ____
Malik Beasley
500
Milwaukee Bucks:
Brad Lohaus & _____ _____
Blue Edwards
500
2004, Game 2 Eastern Conference Finals
Known simply as "The Block" in Detroit Pistons lore, this player deliverer an epic chase-down block of Reggie Miller's potential game tying layup with under 20 seconds to go.
Tayshaun Prince