All Things Ayton

[Split T]

I bet Sabonis is the other one…Jokic, Wilt, Sabonis and now Nurk

[Kryptonic]

I bet Sabonis is the other one…Jokic, Wilt, Sabonis and now Nurk

Which sabonis?

[Kryptonic]

Wonder how Jeremy is taking the downfall?

Personally I wish he’d just come back and own it… Outside his ayton antics he was good to have around.

However if he thought the suns fans were savages to poor old ayton, I can’t imagine how he’s doing in the lakers forums.

[Split T]

I bet Sabonis is the other one…Jokic, Wilt, Sabonis and now Nurk

Which sabonis?

Domantis, but wouldn’t rule out arvydas

[The Bobster]

I know one guy it’s not…. lol

Bobster! I know you know who they are

Wilt had triple-double streaks of 5, 3, 4 and 9 games in 1967-68 (he lead the league in assists that year and averaged 24.3p/23.8r/8.6a). He may have had more triple-doubles, but they didn't track blocks until 1973-74, the year after he retired. (for example, in a 158-128 win over the Lakers in 1968, Chamberlain had 53 points, 32 rebounds, 24 blocks, 14 assists and 11 steals. They weren't official stats, but they were tracked by long-time Philadelphia Warriors/76ers historian Harvey Pollack)

[The Bobster]

Here's a question for you - which Suns player once had a 47-point, 18-rebound, 12-assist game?

[The Bobster]

I bet Sabonis is the other one…Jokic, Wilt, Sabonis and now Nurk

Yes, Domantas Sabonis was the other.

Also, remember how Denver had a 21-year-old Nurk and a 20-year-old Jokic as their centers?

[Split T]

Here's a question for you - which Suns player once had a 47-point, 18-rebound, 12-assist game?

Feels like it’s gotta be an older guy. Adams? Kidd could’ve gotten the 18/12, but I doubt he ever scored 47 in a game. Barkley probably had some 47/18 games, but not with 12 assists.

[Superbone]

I know one guy it’s not…. lol

Bobster! I know you know who they are

Wilt had triple-double streaks of 5, 3, 4 and 9 games in 1967-68 (he lead the league in assists that year and averaged 24.3p/23.8r/8.6a). He may have had more triple-doubles, but they didn't track blocks until 1973-74, the year after he retired. (for example, in a 158-128 win over the Lakers in 1968, Chamberlain had 53 points, 32 rebounds, 24 blocks, 14 assists and 11 steals. They weren't official stats, but they were tracked by long-time Philadelphia Warriors/76ers historian Harvey Pollack)

That has to be the single most impressive stat line in NBA history!

[Superbone]

Here's a question for you - which Suns player once had a 47-point, 18-rebound, 12-assist game?

Feels like it’s gotta be an older guy. Adams? Kidd could’ve gotten the 18/12, but I doubt he ever scored 47 in a game. Barkley probably had some 47/18 games, but not with 12 assists.

I was thinking those were Barkley numbers and I wouldn't count out him having a big assist day. Adams is a good guess though too.

[Split T]

I know one guy it’s not…. lol

Bobster! I know you know who they are

Wilt had triple-double streaks of 5, 3, 4 and 9 games in 1967-68 (he lead the league in assists that year and averaged 24.3p/23.8r/8.6a). He may have had more triple-doubles, but they didn't track blocks until 1973-74, the year after he retired. (for example, in a 158-128 win over the Lakers in 1968, Chamberlain had 53 points, 32 rebounds, 24 blocks, 14 assists and 11 steals. They weren't official stats, but they were tracked by long-time Philadelphia Warriors/76ers historian Harvey Pollack)

That has to be the single most impressive stat line in NBA history!

There’s a game score stat that tries to turn all the box score stats into a single number. The highest single game game score number is 64.6 by Michael Jordan in a 69/18/6/4 game. I do think game score tends to weight points over other stats though and especially efficient points. I also don’t think it tracks most of Wilt’s games because of the aforementioned lack of blocks/steals before 73-74.

[Superbone]

I know one guy it’s not…. lol

Bobster! I know you know who they are

Wilt had triple-double streaks of 5, 3, 4 and 9 games in 1967-68 (he lead the league in assists that year and averaged 24.3p/23.8r/8.6a). He may have had more triple-doubles, but they didn't track blocks until 1973-74, the year after he retired. (for example, in a 158-128 win over the Lakers in 1968, Chamberlain had 53 points, 32 rebounds, 24 blocks, 14 assists and 11 steals. They weren't official stats, but they were tracked by long-time Philadelphia Warriors/76ers historian Harvey Pollack)

That has to be the single most impressive stat line in NBA history!

There’s a game score stat that tries to turn all the box score stats into a single number. The highest single game game score number is 64.6 by Michael Jordan in a 69/18/6/4 game. I do think game score tends to weight points over other stats though and especially efficient points. I also don’t think it tracks most of Wilt’s games because of the aforementioned lack of blocks/steals before 73-74.

Yeah, no way that competes with Wilt's. I'd be curious to know what Wilt's number comes out to if you feed his stats into that formula.

[Split T]

Our very own Devin Booker has the 13th highest(was 5th highest at the time) game score during his 70 point game. Kinda crazy we’ve seen 8 individual games score higher in the 9 years since Booker dropped 70. It’s the scoring/3pt revolution.

[Split T]

Also kinda funny that Nurkic was a -30 and -21 in the last two triple doubles. He was +8 in the first one though.

[The Bobster]

Here's a question for you - which Suns player once had a 47-point, 18-rebound, 12-assist game?

Feels like it’s gotta be an older guy. Adams? Kidd could’ve gotten the 18/12, but I doubt he ever scored 47 in a game. Barkley probably had some 47/18 games, but not with 12 assists.

Yep, it was Adams his second year against Buffalo. He also had 5 blocks that game.

Paul Westphal used to tell a stories about how much Adams would eat. They were roommates on the road and the night before that game in Buffalo Adams supposedly ate four dozen Buffalo wings.

[Kryptonic]

Here's a question for you - which Suns player once had a 47-point, 18-rebound, 12-assist game?

Feels like it’s gotta be an older guy. Adams? Kidd could’ve gotten the 18/12, but I doubt he ever scored 47 in a game. Barkley probably had some 47/18 games, but not with 12 assists.

I was thinking those were Barkley numbers and I wouldn't count out him having a big assist day. Adams is a good guess though too.

It also sounds like a matrix career game to me.

[The Bobster]

Also kinda funny that Nurkic was a -30 and -21 in the last two triple doubles. He was +8 in the first one though.

He's played pretty well offensively this year, but on defense, he's still the same ol' Nurk.

[Kryptonic]

Also kinda funny that Nurkic was a -30 and -21 in the last two triple doubles. He was +8 in the first one though.

lol a real black hole out there

[Split T]

Here's a question for you - which Suns player once had a 47-point, 18-rebound, 12-assist game?

Feels like it’s gotta be an older guy. Adams? Kidd could’ve gotten the 18/12, but I doubt he ever scored 47 in a game. Barkley probably had some 47/18 games, but not with 12 assists.

I was thinking those were Barkley numbers and I wouldn't count out him having a big assist day. Adams is a good guess though too.

It also sounds like a matrix career game to me.

Wouldn’t be shocked if Matrix had a 47/18 game…I don’t think he ever had double digit assists though.

[The Bobster]

In 1961-62 Wilt had 7 different streaks where he had 50 points and 20 rebounds in three or more games -

57p, 32r
53p, 35r
55p, 24r

58p/33r
58p/23r
55p/29r

78p/43r
61p/36r
55p/26r
54p/25r
52p/30r

59p/36r
51p/29r
53p/30r
60p/26r

73p/36r
62p/28r
54p/31r
53p/21r

53p/27r
50p/20r
55p/27r
53r/26r

67p/21r
65p/23r
61p/28r
100p/25r
58p/35r

That five-game streak with the 100 point game he averaged 70.2 points and 26.4 rebounds.