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Who has the most travel violations in NBA history?

Kevin Garnett holds the record for the most traveling violations in NBA history, with approximately 495 calls since tracking began in the 1996-97 season, followed by Dwight Howard (370) and LeBron James (355), showcasing how aggressive, star players often push the limits of footwork.
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Who has the most traveling violations in the NBA?

The NBA started tracking play-by-play data at the start of the 1996 season. From that point, Kevin Garnett picked up a total of 495 traveling violations, putting him well clear of anyone else. It is a record that's unlikely to fall anytime soon.
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Who has the most travel calls in NBA history?

Since the @NBA started tracking play-by-play stats in the 1996-97 season, no player has received more traveling violation calls than Kevin Garnett, with a total of 495.
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Has anyone ever had a 30-20-20 game?

Yes, Nikola Jokić achieved the first-ever 30-20-20 game in NBA history in March 2025, with 31 points, 21 rebounds, and 22 assists, a feat never before accomplished in the league's history. While players have had 30-point triple-doubles or 20-rebound triple-doubles, meeting the 30-point, 20-rebound, and 20-assist threshold in one game was unique to Jokić until then. 
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Why can't you wear 69 in the NBA?

The NBA hasn't officially banned the number 69, but it's unofficially prohibited because of its "sexually suggestive connotations," preventing players from wearing it due to league image concerns, famously stopping Dennis Rodman from wearing it in 2000 when he switched to #70 instead for the Mavericks, even though jerseys were made. 
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Who had 49 rebounds in one game?

Bill Russell had 49 rebounds in an NBA game on November 16, 1957, for the Boston Celtics against the Warriors, setting a record he'd later break, with only Wilt Chamberlain surpassing his total (55) and reaching 49 rebounds himself (twice). Russell actually achieved 49 rebounds in two different games, once in 1957 and again in 1965, making him the only player besides Wilt to reach that high mark. 
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Has LeBron ever had a 27-7-7 game?

No, LeBron James has famously never recorded an exact 27 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists (27/7/7) game in his NBA career, despite having career averages that round to that figure and coming extremely close many times. He's had games with similar stats, like 27/7/8 or 28/7/7, but never the precise 27/7/7 line in a professional game, which is considered one of sports' strangest statistical anomalies. 
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Who scored 100 in one game?

On March 2, 1962, Wilt Chamberlain set the NBA's single-game scoring record with 100 points in the Philadelphia Warriors' 169-147 win over the New York Knicks.
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What is the 38 rule in the NBA?

The NBA's "Over-38 Rule" is a Collective Bargaining Agreement provision that discourages teams from signing players to four-or-more-year contracts if they will turn 38 during the deal, treating later salaries as deferred compensation and applying them to earlier years, thus removing the financial incentive for overly long contracts for aging stars like LeBron James. It originated as an Over-35 Rule, then Over-36, and was raised to 38 in 2016, preventing teams from exploiting salary cap loopholes by offering long deals that extend past a player's expected retirement, making extensions for older players shorter (e.g., two years).
 
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Has there been a 300 point NBA game?

Yes, NBA games have exceeded 300 combined points, most notably the all-time record of 370 points in the 1983 Detroit Pistons vs. Denver Nuggets triple-overtime classic (186-184), and recently, the Indiana Pacers vs. Atlanta Hawks game in November 2023 also crossed 300 points (309 total) in regulation, showing it's rare but possible with high-powered offenses. 
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Who is the most feared NBA player?

The "most feared" NBA player is subjective, but Michael Jordan is often cited historically for his dominance and intensity, while current players like Kevin Durant (for unstoppable scoring) and physically intimidating defenders like Draymond Green or historically James Johnson (for toughness) also earn the title, with players like Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, and LeBron James consistently appearing on lists for their sheer impact and aura.
 
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Has Steph Curry ever dunked a basketball?

Yes, Steph Curry has dunked in NBA games, though infrequently, as he's known more for his shooting; he even had a notable dunk in March 2025 against the 76ers, after which he jokingly declared it his "last dunk," having previously gone years without one at the new Chase Center. He has a handful of dunks in his career, often on fast breaks or alley-oops, and many compilations showcase these rare sights.
 
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Who is statistically better, MJ or LeBron?

It's a debate with different answers depending on the stats: LeBron has better total/longevity stats (points, rebounds, assists) due to playing longer, while Jordan often wins on per-game averages (points per game, efficiency) and defensive stats, plus a perfect 6-0 Finals record, but LeBron has more triple-doubles and games leading in points/rebounds/assists. Ultimately, who has "better" stats depends on whether you value peak dominance and efficiency (Jordan) or sustained excellence and all-around impact over a longer career (LeBron). 
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Who dropped 40 points at 40 years old?

Only two NBA players have ever scored 40 or more points at 40 years old: LeBron James and Michael Jordan, with James recently becoming the oldest player to do so, surpassing Jordan's record in February 2025. Jordan was the first, scoring 43 points in 2003 for the Wizards, and James joined the exclusive club with a 42-point game for the Lakers in 2025. 
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Who had 8 3 pointers in a game?

Many players have hit 8 three-pointers in a game, but Stephen Curry holds the record for the most such games in the NBA, while Kayla McBride famously had a perfect 8-for-8 game in the WNBA, highlighting that this is a common but exceptional feat achieved by numerous players like Anthony Edwards, Carsen Edwards, and college stars like Kam Williams. 
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Is Dennis Rodman in the Hall of Fame?

Yes, Dennis Rodman was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as a player in 2011, recognized for his dominant rebounding, defense, and five NBA championships, despite his eccentric personality and off-court controversies.
 
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Did Dennis Rodman ever get 49 rebounds in a game?

Most REBOUNDS in a Game with ZER0 PTS: 🔸28 — Dennis Rodman 🔸25 — Dennis Rodman 🔸24 — Dennis Rodman 🔸21 — Dennis Rodman In two straight games he had a total of 49 rebounds with zero points! 🤯
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Can you wear 0 in the NBA?

First it was Damian Lillard, then Jayson Tatum, and now Tyrese Haliburton — all of them wear the number 0 jersey.
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What is the only banned NBA number?

The nba banned the number 69 after Rodman requested it, there were only a few printed and Cuban has one.
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What is the rarest number in the NBA?

The rarest NBA jersey numbers are those that have only been worn by a single player in history, with numbers like 07 (Paul Noel), 09 (Bobby Wanzer), 58 (Jack McVeigh), and 59 (Rayjon Tucker) appearing on lists of numbers worn by just one person across all seasons, though some might be seen more as "never worn" by modern players due to league rules changes. Numbers like 69 and those above 99 (before the new rules) have been avoided or banned due to potential offensiveness or league restrictions, making them extremely rare or non-existent in the NBA. 
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