Though it’s not always an indictment of them as players, these record holders probably wouldn’t list these particular accomplishments as an early bullet point on their resumes.

As part of our Totally ’80s series, we explore the 80 most monumental, controversial, influential, unforgettable, and indescribable basketball moments from the 1980s.

We all know about Wilt Chamberlain’s 100 point game but these eight other single game record holders don’t receive nearly as much renown.

We crowned a new NBA three-point king during the ’21-’22 season and LeBron James will soon be the all-time leading scorer. They join an illustrious list of 16 players that currently hold one of the major NBA career statistical records.

The NBA annually sees its biggest stars atop the league leader board when the season ends, but here’s the worst players ever to break into that fraternity.

Wilt Chamberlain set so many records that his list of statistical accomplishments has its own Wikipedia page. On the 60th anniversary of his 100 point game, we honor him with a list of his records that are least likely to ever be broken.