What is the most points, assists, and/or rebounds you've scored in a game?
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we have a street ball tourney out here anually and i got mvp this year. i dont know exactly which game was my best i had some triple doubles and some near triple doubles, and two quadruple doubles. my highest point total in one of the games was 94 pts but im more proud of my 64 pts when i was playing with the flu. we had referees, shot clock, time, and all the nba rules.
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Michael Jordan scored 32,292 point in 1,072 games over his career, an average of 30.1 points per game. Over that period he shot .497 from the field and .835 from the line.
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It's when you obtain double digits in two statictical categories for a double double or three categories for a triple double. For example, a double double would be scoring 10 points (or more) and having 10 rebounds (or more).  A triple double would be having double digits in 3 different categories.  The usual statistic categories are: points, rebounds, assists, steals, and turnovers.
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Bill Russell - 5 time MVP, 12 time All-Star, 11 time NBA Champion, 2 time NCAA Champion, averaged 22.5 rebounds per game fro his career, had 51 rebounds in one game and 49 in 2 others. \n\nHe is the greatest defensive and player the game has ever seen. He was also the consumate "team player".
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the best play is a block.of course if you mean best play as in the best to have of course it would be getting fouled shoting a three pointer,making the basket and then making the freethrow(or purposly missing the freethrow and then getting the rebound and scoring again)
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MVP: WHO ELSE NASH...\n\nPG: NASH   (MVP)\nSG: BRYANT (80pts in one game)\nSF: Lebron (avg. 30pts vs the pistons)\nPF: Dirk   (You got a 7ft w/treys. enought said!)\nC:  Shaq   (Best in the Biz)\n\nDPY: Bruce Bowen (You try to score on him)
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3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE \n  \nPlayer 3FGM Season \nDennis Scott, Orlando 267 1995-96 \nGeorge McCloud, Dallas 257 1995-96 \nMookie Blaylock, Atlanta 231 1995-96 \n  \n  \n3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE (Rookie Season) \n  \nPlayer 3FGM Season \nKerry Kittles, NJ 158 1996-97 \nAllen Iverson, Phila 155 1996-97 \nMatt Maloney, Houston 154 1996-97 \n  \n  \nMOST CONSECUTIVE 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE (NO MISSES) \n  \nPlayer 3FGM Season \nBrent Price, Wash 13 1/15/96 to \n  1/19/96 \nTerry Mills, Detroit 13 12/4/96 to \n  12/7/96 \n  \n  \n3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED \n  \nPlayer 3FGA Season \nGeorge McCloud, Dallas 678 1995-96 \nDennis Scott, Orlando 628 1995-96 \nMookie Blaylock, Atlanta 623 1995-96
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Kobe Bryant scored 17 of his 38 points in the fourth quarter.\n\ntherefore he scored 38 points
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Wilt Chamberlain.  They changed the rules to slow down his domination.  (Widening the lane, making zone defense legal, even raising the rim to 11 feet for a stretch)  They changed the rules to allow Jordan to be more dominant (Making hand checking illegal, making zone defense illegal)\n\nOne season, he averaged over 50 points and 20 rebounds a game.  That means, if he scored 40 points and grabbed 16 rebounds in a game, people would consider it an off night.\n\nHe even led the league in assists one year...as a center.\n\nBest ever?  Wilt Chamberlain.
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It is lebron James.  Kobe Bryant is the highest scorer, but is a huge ball hog.  I am a kobe fan but lebron is an all round better player. Lebron averages 7 rebounds and 6.6 assist per game and about 32 points per game.  Kobe does not averge close to that many assists or rebounds.  Also, you have to look at which player led his team to victory and the playoffs.  They are both in but the cavs (lebron james's team) is in better shape than the lakers.  To top all of this off Lebron James just had a triple double in his first career playoff game.
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Deron Williams. Solid points and guaranteed 8 assists per game.
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Kobe Bryant can! I think he scored 81 points in one game this year. No one else came close.
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Wayne Gretzky\n\nHas the records for most career goals, assists, and points; single season records for most goals, assists, and points;  and career playoff records for most goals, assists, and points.\n\nWhat more proof do you need?
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whoever scores the most points
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The last time I can find that an NBA player averaged at least 13 points, 8 assists and 8 rebounds per game was in the 1988-1989 season.  That player was, of all people, Michael Jordan who averaged 32.5 ppg and exactly 8.0 rpg and 8.0 apg.
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Its probably John Stockton... he owns a couple of assist records
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It was George Gervin, at 32.3 points per game.\n\nhttp://www.basketball-reference.com/leaders/PPG_year.html