When we talk about unbreakable records in the NBA, Wilt Chamberlain’s 100-point single game sits at the top, or top five at minimum. Among the many records Wilt has, that is one of the most amazing.
The Golden State Warriors continue to roll. They completed a second-half comeback to defeat the New York Knicks in Madison Square Garden 114-102. Point guard Stephen Curry had an average first half, shooting 3-for-9 for eight points. It was the second half when Curry truly exploded.
The Boston Celtics took down the Denver Nuggets on Sunday, snapping a two-game losing streak. It was an impressive win for Boston, especially considering that they were missing a few crucial players in the process.
The Boston Celtics aren’t exactly the league-crushing machine that they were a year ago, but they are still cruising through the regular season and are right on pace for a high seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
The foundational rivalry of the NBA. The NBA is largely defined by rivalries and the two greatest rivalries are Magic Johnson vs. Larry Bird and Bill Russell vs.
Records are meant to be broken, but some NBA achievements were so far ahead of their time they’ll never be matched. You could probably write an entire article based solely on Wilt Chamberlain’s stats.
Denver Nuggets superstar Nikola Jokic drew Wilt Chamberlain comparisons when he secured his fifth consecutive triple-double in a 132-123 win against the Sacramento Kings, which Hall of Fame Kevin Garnett agreed with.
After a slow start to the season, the Sacramento Kings have finally turned things around behind an incredible season from their superstar center, Domantas Sabonis.
It appears New York Knicks legend Walt Frazier isn't a fan of the idea of Michael Jordan being considered the greatest player in NBA history. He said there are more deserving candidates such as Wilt Chamberlain, Bill Russell, LeBron James and Oscar Robertson.
NBA great Wilt Chamberlain was never short on confidence. He felt he could compete with anybody during his era. He even believed he could've dominated the modern era in the 1980s and `90s.
If you were asked to compare LaMelo Ball and Wilt Chamberlain, it might take you some time to find any similarities between the two. However, in the midst of his best statistical offensive season, the Charlotte Hornets guard is on pace to top one of Chamberlain’s longest-standing feats.
When people talk about unbreakable regular-season records in the NBA, chances are Wilt Chamberlain would dominate the conversations. Why wouldn't he when no one else has come close to matching or eclipsing his various feats, including averaging 50.4 points and 48.5 minutes per game?
Wilt Chamberlain always thought he was the best player in NBA history. A collection of his interviews suggests he felt he was more accomplished than players with more titles.
Wilt Chamberlain is a celebrated figure in the NBA, primarily remembered for scoring 100 points in a single game, an incredible feat that remains unbroken to this day.
About a third of the way into his 1959-60 NBA rookie season, Wilt Chamberlain was already making headlines. In fact, the young big man's performance was so extraordinary that Sports Illustrated hailed it as one of the best ever seen from a rookie in any sport.
Wilt Chamberlain was rarely amazed at the presence of someone. He was, after all, a larger than life figure during his playing and post-NBA days as an actor.
A book was recently published that highlighted the top 100 photos in NBA history. The book, titled Basketball: The Impossible Collection, featured an essay by longtime NBA writer Howard Beck of The Ringer.
John Stockton recently appeared on The Huddle, where the age-old question of who is the greatest ever came up once again. Stockton was asked if Michael Jordan, LeBron James, or Kobe Bryant is the GOAT, and not only did he refuse to pick one of the three, but added one of them wouldn't even make his top five.
Walt Frazier's bold assertion that Wilt Chamberlain is the greatest basketball player of all time over Michael Jordan has sparked intense debate among fans and players alike.
The Indiana Pacers made good of their word to be much better in Game 2, as they defeated the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday to even the series to one game apiece, giving them all the momentum when they head back home for Games 3 and 4.
There are many records in NBA history that have long been considered untouchable. For the longest time, one of those records was Los Angeles Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scoring the most points in NBA history.
He put up an 11-point, 13-rebound performance in Sacramento's 108-96 win over the Philadelphia 76ers. It was the 54th game in a row that he achieved double-digit totals in two statistical categories
Daniel Gafford was a lucky bounce off the rim away from continuing his streak. Alas, it wasn't to be.
When it comes to putting up numbers unlike anyone else in the history of basketball, no one did that more than former Los Angeles Lakers center Wilt Chamberlain.
Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic dropped 73 points on the Atlanta Hawks on Friday night and then paid homage to Wilt Chamberlain's famous "100" photo.
Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid is playing basketball at another level right now. And that's saying something given that he's the reigning MVP.
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