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The Warriors went 73–9 in 2016 — the greatest regular season in NBA history. Here’s why that record still stands, and what made them so unbeatable.

Scott Skiles isn’t a household name, but on one night in 1990, he became a legend — dropping 30 assists in a single NBA game. Here’s how it happened.

Kobe Bryant didn’t retire quietly. He dropped 60 points in his final game, delivering one of the most unforgettable farewells in sports history.

Russell Westbrook redefined the triple-double. With 198+ and counting, he turned all-around play into an art — and set a bar no one has matched.

A.C. Green played 1,192 consecutive games without missing a night. In today’s NBA, that record stands alone — a tribute to toughness and discipline.

Stephen Curry has made over 3,700 threes and counting — a record that may never fall. But it’s more than numbers — it’s a basketball revolution.

Wilt Chamberlain dropped 100 points in one night — a feat still untouched. No footage exists, but the legend only grows. Here’s the story behind the number.

LeBron James scored 40,000+ career points — the first in NBA history. But it wasn’t just talent. It was consistency, evolution, and sustained dominance.

Michael Jordan’s NBA Finals record — 6 appearances, 6 rings, 6 MVPs — remains untouched. This is the story of dominance under pressure.