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sfsfsfgiants sfsfsfgiants's Profile Franchise Player Posts: 5756 Joined: Mon Jul 02, 2007 5:40 am Location: On the couch watching sports Poster Credit: 0	Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 10:50 am Like others have said, I would expect Kirilinko, Josh Smith, Jason Kidd, guys like that. I am with you, though. Only 4 in the entire history of the game. Kind of shocking. 2007 - GoldenStWarriors.com "Rookie of the Year"
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 3:15 am

sfsfsfgiants wrote:Like others have said, I would expect Kirilinko, Josh Smith, Jason Kidd, guys like that. I am with you, though. Only 4 in the entire history of the game. Kind of shocking.

not so sure bout the whole history of the game. im sure the big O could have too.

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 3:45 am

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sfsfsfgiants wrote:Like others have said, I would expect Kirilinko, Josh Smith, Jason Kidd, guys like that. I am with you, though. Only 4 in the entire history of the game. Kind of shocking.

not so sure bout the whole history of the game. im sure the big O could have too.

Yeah, not all stats were covered throughout league history. Maybe there are a few more "unclaimed".

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 9:42 am

Oh yeah, I am quite sure Oscar would have got a few when you realize he AVERAGED a triple-double for an entire season and just missed that mark 4 other years in a AMAZING 5 year stretch.

These numbers are TRULY amazing

Season/Pts/Rebs/Assists
60-61/30.5/10.1/9.7
61-62/30.8/12.5/11.14
62-63/28.3/10.4/9.5
63-64/31.4/9.9/11.0
64-65/30.4/9.0/11.5

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 11:57 am

I think Wilt actually would have been much more likely. In fact, I bet he probably had a dozen quadruple doubles.

He got 78 career triple doubles if memory serves me, I'm sure he would have gotten 10 blocks on plenty of those.

Some other things Wilt did along the lines of triple and quadruple doubles:

- Set NBA record with consecutive triple doubles (9).
- Only player in NBA history to get a quadruple double-double (40 points, 40 rebounds)
- Only player in NBA history to get a double triple double (20 points, 20 rebounds, 20 assists)

Since his statistician claimed he averaged 8 blocks per game, I'm sure he got quadruple doubles semi-regularly.

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 12:19 pm

tHe_pEsTiLeNcE wrote:I think Wilt actually would have been much more likely. In fact, I bet he probably had a dozen quadruple doubles.

He got 78 career triple doubles if memory serves me, I'm sure he would have gotten 10 blocks on plenty of those.

Some other things Wilt did along the lines of triple and quadruple doubles:

- Set NBA record with consecutive triple doubles (9).
- Only player in NBA history to get a quadruple double-double (40 points, 40 rebounds)
- Only player in NBA history to get a double triple double (20 points, 20 rebounds, 20 assists)

Since his statistician claimed he averaged 8 blocks per game, I'm sure he got quadruple doubles semi-regularly.

I agree that Wilt was probably more likely and yes, Wilt DID have 78 triple doubles but that is DWARFED by the Big O's 181!!

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tHe_pEsTiLeNcE wrote:I think Wilt actually would have been much more likely. In fact, I bet he probably had a dozen quadruple doubles.

He got 78 career triple doubles if memory serves me, I'm sure he would have gotten 10 blocks on plenty of those.

Some other things Wilt did along the lines of triple and quadruple doubles:

- Set NBA record with consecutive triple doubles (9).
- Only player in NBA history to get a quadruple double-double (40 points, 40 rebounds)
- Only player in NBA history to get a double triple double (20 points, 20 rebounds, 20 assists)

Since his statistician claimed he averaged 8 blocks per game, I'm sure he got quadruple doubles semi-regularly.

I agree that Wilt was probably more likely and yes, Wilt DID have 78 triple doubles but that is DWARFED by the Big O's 181!!

Yeah, but we're talking about quadruple doubles, and it seems rather unlikely Oscar ever got 10 steals in a game. 10 steals in a game has happened about 11 times since 1986, meaning there probably would have only been 7 or 8 ten steal games in the whole league in oscar's career, and he probably wouldn't have had one of them.

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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 12:59 pm

tHe_pEsTiLeNcE wrote:
badabing8888 wrote:
tHe_pEsTiLeNcE wrote:I think Wilt actually would have been much more likely. In fact, I bet he probably had a dozen quadruple doubles.

He got 78 career triple doubles if memory serves me, I'm sure he would have gotten 10 blocks on plenty of those.

Some other things Wilt did along the lines of triple and quadruple doubles:

- Set NBA record with consecutive triple doubles (9).
- Only player in NBA history to get a quadruple double-double (40 points, 40 rebounds)
- Only player in NBA history to get a double triple double (20 points, 20 rebounds, 20 assists)

And thats why I agreed with you that Wilt was more likely.

Since his statistician claimed he averaged 8 blocks per game, I'm sure he got quadruple doubles semi-regularly.

I agree that Wilt was probably more likely and yes, Wilt DID have 78 triple doubles but that is DWARFED by the Big O's 181!!

Yeah, but we're talking about quadruple doubles, and it seems rather unlikely Oscar ever got 10 steals in a game. 10 steals in a game has happened about 11 times since 1986, meaning there probably would have only been 7 or 8 ten steal games in the whole league in oscar's career, and he probably wouldn't have had one of them.

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