NBA: 10 people’s single-game explosion data!

Ranking 10: Harden

2018 regular season, the Rockets face the Magic at the Houston Toyota Center. The bearded Harden played for 46 minutes, making 16 of 30 shots in the game, including 5 of 14 three-pointers and 17 of 18 free throws, and scored 60 points + 10 rebounds + 11 assists. In a super-large triple-double, Harden staged a stunning personal show to help the Rockets defeat the Magic 114-107.

Ranking 9: David Robinson

1994 regular season, the Spurs vs. The Bad Boys Legion Pistons. Spurs core Admiral David Robinson scored 34 points + 10 rebounds + 10 assists + 10 blocks in the whole game. Completed 4 doubles in a single game.

Ranking 8: Olajuwon

1990 regular season, the battle of fire and courage in ancient times. Dameng Olajuwon scored 29 points + 18 rebounds + 10 assists + 11 blocks in the whole game. A 4-double stat with a larger size than Robinson. Long after the game, the league's technical experts canceled Dameng's assist through replay video, but it did not affect the wonderful performance of the single game data.

Ranking 7: Embiid

2024 regular season, Philadelphia 76ers are fighting the Spurs at home. With his home advantage, the Emperor played for 37 minutes, made 24 of 41 shots, 1 of 2 three-pointers, and 21 of 23 free throws, scoring 70 points + 18 rebounds alone, including 9 frontcourt boards. In the end, Philadelphia won 133-123. The Emperor became the first player in league history to play less than 40 minutes and get the most points.

Ranking 6: Paul

2016 regular season, the Clippers play against the Pelicans at home. All-Chain easily defeated the Pelicans. Point Guard God Paul scored 20 points + 20 assists + 0 turnovers in the whole game. However, this data has just been covered by Halliburton of the Pacers. In the 2025 Eastern Conference Finals G4, Halliburton scored 32 points + 12 rebounds + 15 assists + 0 turnovers in the game. Become the gods in one battle!

Ranking 5: Kobe

2006 regular season, the Lakers played against the Toronto Raptors in Staples. In the whole game, Kobe played for 46 minutes, and used his own strength to fight the Raptors alone, and finally scored 81 points with a shooting percentage of 61%. Ranked second in history with 81 points in a single game.

Ranking 4: Chamberlain

1962 regular season, the Philadelphia Warriors played against the New York Knicks. The basketball emperor played for 48 minutes, made 36 of 63 shots, and made 28 of 32 free throws. He scored 100 points + 25 rebounds in a single game, leading Philadelphia to defeat the Knicks 169-147. 100 points in a single game has been the highest record in the NBA history.

Ranking 3: Oniel

2000 regular season, in the same city derby in Los Angeles, because the Clippers' home court was counted as the Clippers' home court, Oniel, who had his 28th birthday, asked the Clippers to provide some home tickets for their relatives and friends, but received no response. The angry Shark vented all his anger on the inside of the Clippers. In the end, the Sharks played for 45 minutes, made 24 of 35 shots, made 13 of 22 free throws, scoring 61 points + 23 rebounds. The Clippers' defense was completely defeated, the team committed 32 fouls, 5 starters, 3 5 fouls, and substitute center Chilcarter committed 6. The Lakers finally won 123-103 with a 20-point victory.

Ranking 2: Westbrook

2019 regular season, the Thunder played against the Lakers at home. Westbrook scored 20 points + 20 rebounds + 21 assists in the game, leading the Thunder to defeat the Lakers 119-103. With a large triple-double of 20+, Westbrook became the second player in history to do it. The first Chamberlain.

Ranking 1: Chamberlain

1968 regular season, Philadelphia vs. Lakers. Chamberlain played the first and only 5 doubles in a single game in league history, with 53 points + 32 rebounds + 14 assists + 24 blocks + 11 steals.