The NBA records that look impossible to break
The top 3 according to 3 votes from people: Wilt Chamberlain: 2,149 rebounds in a season · A. C. Green: 1,192 consecutive games · Wilt Chamberlain: 100 points in a game. (Updated Jul 8, 2026.)
Wilt Chamberlain's 100 points in a game, his 50.4-point season average, Bill Russell's 11 rings and John Stockton's 15,806 assists: the NBA marks nobody comes close to beating. Which will fall one day?
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Top 14
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Wilt Chamberlain: 2,149 rebounds in a season
In 1960–61: almost 28 a game.
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A. C. Green: 1,192 consecutive games
The NBA's "iron man".
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Wilt Chamberlain: 100 points in a game
On 2 March 1962; the closest anyone has come is Kobe Bryant's 81.
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Wilt Chamberlain: 50.4 points per game (1961–62)
Nobody but Jordan has even topped 37.
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Wilt Chamberlain: 48.5 minutes per game
More than the 48 of a game: he played the overtimes too.
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Bill Russell: 11 rings
Eleven titles in thirteen seasons with the Celtics.
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The Celtics: 8 titles in a row (1959–1966)
The longest streak in any major league.
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John Stockton: 15,806 assists
More than 3,000 ahead of second-placed Chris Paul.
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John Stockton: 14.5 assists per game in a season
1,164 assists in total that year.
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Scott Skiles: 30 assists in a game
With the Orlando Magic, in 1990.
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The Warriors: 73 wins and 9 losses (2015–16)
The best regular-season record.
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LeBron James: more than 8,000 playoff points
And the figure is still growing.
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Stephen Curry: the three-point record
More than 4,000 and counting.
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Rasheed Wallace: 41 technical fouls in a season
With the Portland Trail Blazers.
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