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Career high points
100

He holds the record for the most points scored in NBA history.

Lebron James

100

Game Format

Four 12-minute quarters (48 minutes total) with 5-minute overtimes

100

They have the most championships in NBA history (18). Legendary center Bill Russell won 11 of those titles in just 13 seasons.

Boston Celtics

100

who Played all 13 of his NBA seasons (1979–1992) for the Boston Celtics, winning three NBA championships (1981, 1984, 1986).

larry bird
100

Wilt Chamberlain 

100

200

professional American basketball player for the Golden State Warriors and widely regarded as the greatest shooter in NBA history

Stephen Curry
200

Team Size

5 players on the court per team (up to 7 substitutes)

200

Originally an ABA team, their black-and-white color scheme and minimalist logo were directly inspired by the classic New York subway signs.

Brooklyn Nets

200

The NBA's first true superstar and dominant big man

George Mikan 

200

Bam Adebayo

83

300

was drafted 41st overall by the Denver Nuggets in the second round of the 2014 NBA Draft—reportedly while a Taco Bell commercial was playing on television.

Nikola Jokic

300

Shot Clock 

24 seconds (resets to 14 seconds after offensive rebounds or rim contact)

300

Alongside Boston, they are one of only two original franchises that have never moved cities or changed their nickname. They also won the first game in NBA history in 1946.

New York Knicks

300

The ultimate winner; anchored the Celtics defense to 11 championships.

Bill Russell

300

Kobe Bryant

81

400

He holds the highest career regular-season scoring average in NBA history at 30.12 points per game.

Michael Jordan

400

Scoring 

2 points inside the 3-point arc (23'9"), 3 points beyond it, 1 point per free throw

400

The franchise actually began in New York as the Syracuse Nationals before moving to Philly in 1963 and renaming themselves after the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.

76ers

400

The most statistically dominant force ever, famously scoring 100 points in a single game.

Wilt Chamberlain

400

Luka Dončić

73

500

selected 33rd overall (second round) in the 2018 NBA Draft by the Dallas Mavericks, where he played from 2018 to 2022 before signing with the Knicks.

Jalen Brunson 
500

Foul Limit 

6 personal fouls result in fouling out; free throws apply after 4 team fouls in a quarter

500

Founded in 1995, their name was chosen by a fan vote fueled heavily by the massive popularity of the movie Jurassic Park at the time

Toronto Raptors

500

The premier playmakers who revolutionized guard play and triple-doubles.



Bob Cousy & Oscar Robertson

500

Devin Booker

70