NFT: Anthony Davis Stat line last night

March 18, 1968 - Philadelphia 76ers vs. Los Angeles Lakers - Wilt Chamberlain - 53 points, 32 rebounds, 14 assists (unofficially has 24 blocks, 11 steals)

(and 16-17 from FT). Rest of the team shot 36% from the field.

Couldn't believe what I was reading when that alert came up on my phone just as I was going to bed last night. I bet he was thinking 'WTF else do I have to do?!'.

Bill Russell had 30 points and 40 rebounds leading his team to a title.

I expect Davis to request a trade. Criminal job of putting some talent around him, starting with trades of #1s.

End of bench during time out with a look like wtf are these scrubs doing around me.

Only player in NBA history with at least 42 points, 17 rebounds, and 6 assists in a playoff game.

New Orleans would accept for Davis unless it included one of Westbrook, Curry, LeBron or Durant.

and didn't come play RT for the Giants. The man is a stud at Basket Ball.

wow. Incredible. An insane night.

Chris Webber had 51/26/5/3/2

Shaq had 24/28/3/2/15 in 36 minutes

Hakeem: 38/17/6/7/12

In comment 13193257 giants#1 said:

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(and 16-17 from FT). Rest of the team shot 36% from the field.

AD's free throw efficiency was great last night and a great way to rack up points, and so I'm glad you mentioned it.

But it always frustrated me when people would say that a player scored X points on only Y shots without including FT performance.

I appreciate the focus on efficiency but trips to the FT line most often reflect a team's entire possession and the other team will get the ball after the FT attempts.

I figured the likes of Wilt/Russell and Oscar Robertson would have some ridiculous stat lines thats why I said like 40 years or so. I'd like to see Magic Johnson's full line from game 6 in the '80 finals where he had to play center for an injured Kareem and went for 42-15-7 but all the box score has is the points scored.

29 points, 18 rebounds, 10 assists, 11 blocks, and 5 steals Probably the closest anyone has ever come to a quintuple double.

David Robinson 34 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, 10 blocks, 2 steals

Michael Jordan 69 points, 18 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals, and 1 block

And a costly turnover at the end of the game. Stats aren't everything.