when was the last time an nba player had at least the following stats in a single season: 13ppg, 8rpg, 8apg?
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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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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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steve nash has been mvp the past 2 seasons and will be a strong contender again this year....case closed
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There are several actually five players and it has been done 10 times.\n\nWilt Chamberlain 6 times (100, 78, 73, 73, 72, 70)\nKobe Bryant 1 time (81)\nDavid Thompson 1 time (73)\nElgin Baylor 1 time (71)\nDavid Robinson 1 time (71)\n\nFor a complete list of the top single game scoring marks, check out http://www.basketball.com/nba/records/NBAgameLdrsPoints.shtml
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My guess, 27 in the regular season. (The site below lists 30 career Triple-Doubles, two of which came in the playoffs against the Knicks and one was in an All-Star game.) I don't think he had one with the Wizards his two seasons there.
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no he doesn't. his career stats are nothing special. earl boykins is a better player than muggsy was. 7.2ppg and 7.6 apg? not even worth the effort to discuss.
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Alex\n\nAlex English was the NBA's most prolific scorer during the 1980s and retired as the seventh-leading scorer with 25, 613 points
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For me its Kobe Bryant. He is the leading scorer in the NBA right now and he scored 81 points this season! The 2nd Most points in the history of the NBA before Wilt Chamberlain's 100.
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Is that a serious question?  Mike's career scoring avg-30.1 Kobe's avg. 22.9...need more, Mike- 6 finals MVP's, 5 League MVP's, 10 Scoring titles,...Kobe-0, for all these(although he will win the scoring title this year) Don't get me wrong, Kobe is darn good, but Mike is the unanimous greatest basketball player who ever lived.  Stupid question.
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27 triple doubles.  And is only player to have a triple double in the All-star game.  He was amazing. See source.
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He has done fantastic this season, great Fantasy basketball pick-up. He scores and rebounds well, and can hit the open three.
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He has one.  \n\nMartinIColeman is right about the 1996 three pointer.  (Good answer)\n\nHe's 1-20 for his career.  Shaq made one of two three point attempts during the 1995-96 season with the Orlando Magic.
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Kobe because...\n\nOutrageous scoring spree (45+ in 4 games???)\n*81 point game against Raptors\n*Takes record for total points in one season by a Laker\n*Outscoring Dallas in three quarters\n* Most points in one half by a Laker\n*43.4 points averaged in January \n*Scoring 40 or more in one season- 27\n* Games of 20 or more in a season (in a row): 62\n* One of only two people to score 80 or more in one game.\n*One of two players in NBA history to average 40+ in one month in two occasions (one this year)\n*Only player in NBA history with at least 2,800 points and 180 three-point field goals made in one season. \n*One of only two players in NBA history to score 35-plus points per game for 13 consecutive games\n*Scored 30 points in one quarter against Dallas\n\nThat good for ya?
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It was George Gervin, at 32.3 points per game.\n\nhttp://www.basketball-reference.com/leaders/PPG_year.html
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active player : shaquille o'neal\nall time : bill russell
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Not quite sure what you mean by average, but this year playing for the Mem. Griz he has averaged around 33 minutes, shot around 42% (including 37.5% from downtown), canned 78.5% of his free throws, grabed 4 boards a game, and netted 13 points per game. \nEddit is currently ranked #3 in steals per turnover at 1.45, ranked 9th in steals per game at 1.71, and has the 14th most 3 pointers made this year at 108.\nHope this helps...
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Yes. He's been in the league for three years now. He's already been an allstar two times, has been the youngest player to win an allstar mvp award, is third in the L in scoring this season, an mvp candidate also this season, and James finished the regular season averaging 31.4 points, 7.0 rebounds and 6.6 assists to join Oscar Robertson, Jerry West and Michael Jordan as the only players in league history to get 31-7-6 in a season. He had a triple double in his very first playoff game.\nThink what he could become a few years from now.