Who never missed a dunk in the NBA?

No single player is definitively known for never missing a dunk in NBA history, but Gheorghe Mureșan holds the record for most dunks without a miss (51) since tracking began in 1996-97, while Jared Dudley is often cited for a perfect dunk record (36/36) among players who actually tried them. Many players, especially guards like T.J. McConnell and Patty Mills, have never dunked at all, avoiding the possibility of a miss entirely.

Who never dunked in the NBA?

Many NBA players have never dunked in a game, including guards like Steve Nash, Fred VanVleet, T.J. McConnell, and Jose Alvarado, and taller players like Caleb Houstan, Matt Ryan, Jason Kapono, and Steve Novak, with some even playing hundreds of minutes without one, proving it's not a prerequisite for success, though many dunk in practice.
 

Which NBA player has never missed?

Mikal Bridges has never missed a game in his NBA career 🤯 New York Knicks.

Could Muggsy Bogues ever dunk?

Yes, Muggsy Bogues, the shortest NBA player, could dunk, though there's no official game footage; he claimed it (with a 42-inch vertical leap) and video evidence of him dunking in practice exists, proving the 5'3" guard had the ability to throw it down, despite never showcasing it in a game.
 

Has Shaq ever missed a dunk?

"I wasn't dunking till 17." J.J. was confused why it took Shaq until he grew to 6-foot-11 for him to dunk. "There was something physically wrong with you then," he joked. O'Neal admitted he tried once before, missed the dunk, and had been "scared" ever since.

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Is Steph Curry able to dunk?

Yes, Stephen Curry can dunk, but he rarely does, having only recorded a handful of in-game dunks in his NBA career, with one notable recent dunk in March 2025 where he joked it might be his last, though he's done them before. He's known more for his incredible shooting and handles, but he possesses the athleticism and leaping ability (around 35.5-inch vertical) to dunk, especially on fast breaks or uncontested plays, as shown in various highlight reels.
 

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. 

Who is the most feared man in the NBA?

There's no single "most feared" player, as fear comes from different aspects like skill, intimidation, or physicality, but Michael Jordan is consistently cited due to his ruthless competitive drive, while players like Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Draymond Green, and tough enforcers like Charles Oakley, Dennis Rodman, and James Johnson are also frequently mentioned for their intense presence and physical toughness. Jordan's fear stemmed from his unstoppable offense and intense will, Shaq's from pure physical dominance, and others from their relentless energy or aggressive play.
 

Has anyone ever had 30/20/20?

Yes, Nikola Jokić achieved the first-ever 30-20-20 game (30+ points, 20+ rebounds, 20+ assists) in NBA history on March 7, 2025, with 31 points, 21 rebounds, and 22 assists against the Phoenix Suns, a feat previously thought impossible in the modern era, as reported by ESPN and Sportsnet.ca.
 

Which NBA player has no ACL?

The most famous NBA player known for playing without an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in either knee is DeJuan Blair, a power forward who had his ACLs essentially disappear after surgeries in high school, yet had a successful NBA career by developing incredible leg strength and relying on hustle, proving doubters wrong after being drafted by the Spurs. He's a rare case of a "coper," someone whose body adapted to function without the ligament, often developing strong hamstring and quad muscles to stabilize the knee. 

Has anyone ever had a 100% ft season?

José Calderón holds the record for best free throw percentage in a season, which he accomplished with the Toronto Raptors in the 2008–09 NBA season with 98.05%, missing only 3 free throws that season.

Has anyone had a 50 inch vert?

Yes, multiple athletes have achieved or surpassed a 50-inch vertical leap, with Guinness World Record holder Darius Clark officially hitting 51 inches and others like Isaiah Espinoza and Jalen Green also reaching or getting extremely close to that elite mark, proving it's possible but requires exceptional training and athleticism. While incredibly rare, these feats showcase the upper limits of human jumping ability, with top athletes training intensely for months or years to gain even fractions of an inch. 

Has a 17 year old ever been drafted?

No, the current U.S. draft system requires men aged 18-25 to register, with 20-year-olds usually called first, but historically, during major conflicts like WWII and Vietnam, 18-year-olds were drafted, and some individuals lied about being 17 to enlist, but the official draft age started at 18. While the law allows for conscription of men 17-45 in emergencies, the standard system focuses on 18-25 year olds. 

What NBA player can't dunk?

Many NBA players can't dunk in games, with notable examples including sharpshooters like JJ Redick, guards like Trae Young and Fred VanVleet, and even some taller players such as Caleb Houstan, though some, like Steve Nash, could dunk in practice or high school but never in an NBA game. While some players like Muggsy Bogues (5'3") were famously unable to dunk due to size, many others simply aren't dunkers, even if they possess the athleticism to do so outside of games, like Trae Young.
 

What is the rarest number in the NBA?

The rarest NBA jersey numbers are those never worn by any player, with a handful of numbers like 69, and some in the high 90s (like 97, 98, 99) often cited as never used, though some high numbers become rare simply because few players choose them, such as #48 (worn by Walt Gilmore for one season) or #46 (worn by only four players). Numbers like 07 have also been worn by very few, with Paul Noel in the early days. 

Who is #1 all time in 3 pointers?

The #1 3-point shooter in NBA history is Stephen Curry, who holds the all-time record for most career three-pointers made, surpassing Ray Allen in December 2021 and significantly extending the lead with over 4,000 threes made, changing the game with his range and efficiency. He's followed by James Harden and Klay Thompson in the top ranks, with Ray Allen and Reggie Miller leading previous eras.
 

Has anyone done a 720 dunk?

Yes, the 720 dunk (two full rotations) has been done, most famously by streetball legend Taurian "Air Up There" Fontenette in an AND1 game around 2006, and also by modern dunkers like Jordan Kilganon, although it's incredibly rare and difficult, often seen in exhibitions rather than NBA games.
 

What does Shaq think of Steph Curry?

Shaquille O' Neal also says Stephen Curry is better than him and wonders if it's time to start putting Curry as the best NBA player of all time.

Who won all 6 rings with Jordan?

The player who won all 6 NBA championships with Michael Jordan on the Chicago Bulls is Scottie Pippen, their indispensable second star, alongside key teammates like Dennis Rodman (in the second three-peat), Horace Grant, and coach Phil Jackson. Other players, including Steve Kerr, Toni Kukoč, and Ron Harper, also earned rings during Jordan's two three-peats (1991-93 and 1996-98).
 

How tall was MJ at 15?

At age 15, Michael Jordan was around 5'10" or 5'11", still considered short and not making the varsity team as a sophomore, but he experienced a significant growth spurt, reaching 6'3" by his junior year, which helped him become a star player, notes African American Registry and Elephant Learning.
 

Are Dennis Rodman and MJ still friends?

No, Michael Jordan and Dennis Rodman aren't considered close friends, maintaining a strictly professional, "all-business" relationship focused on winning during their Chicago Bulls era, with limited off-court interaction, though they've expressed mutual respect and fondness in recent years. Their bond was built on shared success rather than deep personal friendship, and while they weren't enemies, they kept their interactions focused on the court.