What was the record Jeff Gordon set in the NBA?
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u are stupid Jeff Jordan is not an NBA player!!!!!!!!!
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The most skilled player in the history of the NBA has to be Michael Jordan.  However the most dominant I would have to say would be the Diesel, Shaquille O'Neal.  During his prime all you had to do was throw him the ball and there was no stopping it.  He changed the way the NBA looked at the big man and generally when you talk about domination you talk about big men.  If only he learned how to shoot a free throw....
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Wilton Norman Chamberlain, commonly known as Wilt Chamberlain (August 21, 1936 – October 12, 1999) was a former National Basketball Association basketball player. Known as Wilt the Stilt (a nickname he hated) or The Big Dipper, he is regarded as one of the greatest and most dominant basketball players of all time for the incredible statistical achievements he attained throughout his playing career.
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Wang Zhizhi from China did it.  He accomplished this before joining the Dallas Mavericks when he was on the Chinese National Team.  It is well documented.  The first and only triple-triple in the history of basketball.\n\nAlthough he is no longer in the NBA, he is truly the greatest player of all time (yes, surpassing Michael Jordan, Wilt and others).
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That's easy... it all comes down to the current Piston Ben Wallace vs. that crazy Dennis Rodman guy. Both have great hair styles. That must be a key to rebounding...
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Indiana Pacers' Reggie Miller scored consecutive three-point shots to beat the New York Knicks in the last seconds of the first game of the 1995 Eastern Conference Semi-Finals. As of 2005, Miller holds the NBA three-point field-goal record (2,560). \n\nIts got to be Reggie Miller!
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son I can't believe you just asked a question , like that.\n\n\nI think it was that big dude that played for the Lakers and Magic.  \n\n\nnotable mentions:\nAntoine Walker\nBen Wallace\nWilt Chamberlain\nDennis Rodman
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Glen Rice did it.  He beat Chamberlain and Jordan's record that day. \n\nHe never looked so good as a Charlotte Hornet.\n\nNo Wikipedia needed.\n\nMy favorite game next to the 95 one when Mitch Richmond won MVP
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I'm not sure that records like that are officially kept, but that's a great question.\n\nThe most lop-sided 1st Quarter I've ever seen was a game between the Lakers and the Sac Kings in about 1987... I threw in a tape when the Lakers jumped out to a 14-0 lead.  The Lakers eventually went up 29-0 before Sacramento hit on 2 free throws.  The score then ran up to 37-2 when Sac hit two more free throws in the final 30 seconds of the 1st quarter...Michael Cooper then hit a 3 pt shot at the 1st qtr buzzer, giving the Lakers a 40-4 lead... they ended up winning the game by exactly 36 points, so the Kings played them even for the last 3 quarters, but they made no FG in the entire 1st quarter. I don't know how many consecutive FG the Lakers made to start that game.
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LeBron James\n\nNBA milestones\nJames owns numerous NBA "youngest player" records:\n\nYoungest player in NBA history and the first Cavalier to be named NBA Rookie of the Year, at 19 years of age. \nYoungest player in NBA history to record a triple-double in his career (20 years, 20 days), with 27 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists on January 19, 2005 vs. the Portland Trail Blazers. \nYoungest player in NBA history to score 50 points in one game (20 years, 80 days), with 56 points vs. the Toronto Raptors on March 20, 2005. \nYoungest player in NBA history to score 2000 points in a season and average 30 points per game in a season (2005-2006 season). \nYoungest player in NBA history to reach: \n1,000 points* \n2,000 points* \n3,000 points* \n4,000 points* \n5,000 points* \n6,000 points in his career (21 years, 89 days) set on March 29, 2006 vs. the Dallas Mavericks. \nYoungest player in NBA history to win an All-Star Game MVP (21 years, 55 days) \nYoungest player in NBA history to be named to the All-NBA first team (21 years, 138 days) \n[edit]\nPersonal records\nOne of only three players in NBA history to average at least 20 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists in his rookie season (joining Oscar Robertson and Michael Jordan). \nOne of only five players in NBA history to average over 25 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists in a season (joining Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, Oscar Robertson and John Havlicek) \nOne of only four players in NBA history to average at least 30 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists in a single season \nOne of only three players since 1970 to record nine straight games of scoring 35 or more points. \nOne of only three players in NBA history to record a triple-double in his playoff debut (joining Magic Johnson and Johnny McCarthy). \nThe first player to score more than 40 points in his first playoff road game, with 41 points in Game 3 of the 2006 NBA Playoffs.
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Since you asked for the "LA Dodger" record, that would be Willie Davis, with 2,091. Bill Russell had 1,926. If you include the  Brooklyn years, the all-time Dodger record is held by Zach Wheat, with 2,804. (Wheat never played in LA).
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wow the ppl above me know sh**,\n\nKareem Abdul-Jabbar at 38,387 leads the nba most point ever scored.
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I have to agree with GISMCIERI.  Each decade has its player-of-all-time, but it's pretty hard to argue against Jordan.
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gheorghe muresan  \n\nAt 7'7" (2.31 m), he is arguably the tallest man to ever play in the NBA, supposedly standing a few millimeters taller than Sudanese player Manute Bol.
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NBA Wilt Chamberlain 100 points\n\nMats Wermelin of Sweden holds the Guinness Book of Records title for most points scored in a single game: he scored all of the points in a 272-0 win in a regional tournament in Stockholm at the age of 13, February 5th, 1974.\n\nThe all-time high school record is held by Danny Heater, who scored 135 for Burnsville High (WV) in a 173-43 win against Widen High on January 26th, 1960.\n\nFrank Selvy is the only person to score 100 points in an NCAA Division I game, when he scored exactly 100 for Furman against Newberry College in a 149-95 rout on February 13th, 1954. (41-66 FG, 18-22 FT) \nClarence "Bevo" Francis has the NCAA all-division record of 113 points, for Rio Grande Community College against Hillsdale College, exactly 11 days before Selvy's mark. Francis also holds the NAIA mark of 116 points for Rio against Ashland College on January 19th, 1963, but this is not recognized by the NCAA because it did not come against a four-year institution. \nAside from Francis and Selvy, no one has ever scored 100 points in an NCAA game. Furthermore, no one, including Francis and Selvy, has ever scored 100 points against a Division I school. The most ever is 72, by Kevin Bradshaw for US International University in a 186-140 loss to Loyola Marymount University on January 5th, 1991.
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he needs to. he went from earnhardt jr. to jeff gordon, very bad karma
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Raptors 116\nBucks 125