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fishonjazz said:
Without looking who would people guess has the most triple doubles in NBA history?

My guess was 5th on the list fwiw

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The guy who had a couple seasons averaging triple doubles?
 
infection said:
The guy who had a couple seasons averaging triple doubles?
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I bet he’s hoping he’s got another two left in the tank. That may be hard but I’ll have to look up when the last one was.
 
infection said:
The guy who had a couple seasons averaging triple doubles?
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yep. I thought it would be lebron just because of his longevity and how he is at the top in nba history in points, rebounds, and assists.

Funny thing is that when I look at the list, the dude at the top is the guy I have never wanted on my team. He played hard and was entertaining but just too inefficient for me. Many seasons under 30% from three with a career average of 30.4% (no bueno for a PG), never ever hit 50% from the field (career 43.8%), horrible Efg% (career 46.9%), TS% of 52.6.

I prefer the others on the list way way way more than the dude sitting at number 1.
 
fishonjazz said:
Without looking who would people guess has the most triple doubles in NBA history?

My guess was 5th on the list fwiw

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I would guess Oscar Robertson or Russ holds that record for now, both having averaged a triple double in a season at least once.

Jokic and Luka are both probably on pace to surpass them though.
 
fishonjazz said:
yep. I thought it would be lebron just because of his longevity and how he is at the top in nba history in points, rebounds, and assists.

Funny thing is that when I look at the list, the dude at the top is the guy I have never wanted on my team. He played hard and was entertaining but just too inefficient for me. Many seasons under 30% from three with a career average of 30.4% (no bueno for a PG), never ever hit 50% from the field (career 43.8%), horrible Efg% (career 46.9%), TS% of 52.6.

I prefer the others on the list way way way more than the dude sitting at number 1.
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I didnt think Lebron because all the Lebron records and numbers receive so much fuss in the media and I have never heard anyone fuss about his triple doubles.
 
fishonjazz said:
Who has the most? Stockton or Malone i would guess just simply due to longevity and lots of on court production.

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Malone almost never had that many assists and Stockton almost never that many rebounds. I'm pretty sure the leader is Pistol Pete, I think I remember seeing that somewhere.
 
fishonjazz said:
yep. I thought it would be lebron just because of his longevity and how he is at the top in nba history in points, rebounds, and assists.

Funny thing is that when I look at the list, the dude at the top is the guy I have never wanted on my team. He played hard and was entertaining but just too inefficient for me. Many seasons under 30% from three with a career average of 30.4% (no bueno for a PG), never ever hit 50% from the field (career 43.8%), horrible Efg% (career 46.9%), TS% of 52.6.

I prefer the others on the list way way way more than the dude sitting at number 1.
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Yeah but what if you only had to have him for two months and then had Wembanyama?
 
For the Jazz, I would think Malone. Maybe Stockton or Eaton. I doubt Kirilenko, Dantley, Boozer, or Maravich were here long enough.

For the NBA, I would guess Westbrook based on knowing he's had tons of them and he has been in the league a long time. Oscar Robertson and Jason Kidd probably are up there too.
 
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For the Jazz Eaton has the most with 6, all point/rebounds/blocks, including a 12pts/20rbs/14 blks effort. Interestingly, there are 2 more Jazz players that have done it with blocks: Joe Meriweather in 1977 and Kirilenko (his other 2 are points/rebounds/assists). Malone has 3, Stockton 1.
 
Udidthizz said:
For the Jazz Eaton has the most with 6, all point/rebounds/blocks, including a 12pts/20rbs/14 blks effort. Interestingly, there are 2 more Jazz players that have done it with blocks: Joe Meriweather in 1977 and Kirilenko (his other 2 are points/rebounds/assists). Malone has 3, Stockton 1.
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And Clarkson!

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