What are Some of the best stretches in NBA history?

[Da_Eggman]

not enough volume to be impressed with that

I see why your a Kobe Stan now you prefer volume over substance

 

[Richboi804]

in 1997 Allen Iverson set an NBA rookie record as he scored 40 points in his fifth consecutive game.Who’s record did he break? Wilt Chamberlain’s record, set in the 1959-60 season with the Philadelphia Warriors.

April 7th – 44 Points, 8 Assists, 1 Rebound
April 9th – 40 Points, 9 Assists, 8 Rebounds
April 11th – 44 Points, 9 Assists, 3 Rebounds
April 12th – 50 Points, 6 Assists, 5 Rebounds
April 14th – 40 Points, 5 Assists, 6 Rebounds

 

[Malta]

Wilt 10/19 - 3/14

50.4ppg, 25.7rpg 2.4apg

 

[William Bassington]

I agree about him having better stretches before. However the "high percentage/stat padding" piece is a little confusing. Isn't taking/making high percentage shots consistently a good thing?

its a damn good thing now obviously, as long as he doesnt get carried away

no one is taking away from Bron's stretch, im just saying he's had much more impressive one..efficiency doesnt really impress me as much as just pure, unadultered dominance...same thing with Dirk's classic playoff performance against OKC

 

[malbaker86]

First thing that popped to mind was when Kobe dropped 65, 50, 60 and 50 in four straight games.

Jordan had a stretch in 88 or 89 when he had triple doubles in like 11 of 12 games when he was moved to the point. That's incredible.

First things i thought about

 

[gho3st]

i bet you the shooting % is

 

[Street Knowledge]

First thing that popped to mind was when Kobe dropped 65, 50, 60 and 50 in four straight games.

Jordan had a stretch in 88 or 89 when he had triple doubles in like 11 of 12 games when he was moved to the point. That's incredible.

Jordan 1989 4/7-4/13

42/9/12 64%TS

CRAZY

 

[FTBS]

its a damn good thing now obviously, as long as he doesnt get carried away

no one is taking away from Bron's stretch, im just saying he's had much more impressive one..efficiency doesnt really impress me as much as just pure, unadultered dominance...same thing with Dirk's classic playoff performance against OKC

Isn't efficiency a part a dominance?

 

[FTBS]

Wilt 10/19 - 3/14

50.4ppg, 25.7rpg 2.4apg

at that being an entire season. Even er at it taking me a second to put it together. I was sitting her like "Hey wait didn't he do that for an entire...Oh I see what you did there."

 

[mr. smoke weed]

shaq's playoff performance the year the lakers went 12-1 in the 'offs

 

[Jplaya2023]

Michael Jordan March 25th 1989 - April 7th 1989

30.5 PTS, 11.5 rebounds, 11 assist per game

 

[Malta]

Check out Hakeem's run in March -

Hakeem Olajuwon 1989-90 Game Log | Basketball-Reference.com

Last day of Feb -
37pts, 25rebs, 5blks

He had this to start the month -
41pts, 14rebs, 7blks, 4asts, 2stls
29pt, 18reb, 11blk, 9ast, 5 stls (5x5 & 1 assist shy of a Quad double)
37pts, 14rebs, 4blks, 4asts, 3stls
27pts, 14rebs, 8blks, 4stls, 3asts
30pts, 8rebs, 5blks, 3asts, 1stl
25pts, 16rebs, 8blks, 3stls
25pts, 19rebs, 6asts, 4blks, 3stls

Then later in the month had the quadruple double
18pts, 16rebs, 10asts, 11blks

 

[Street Knowledge]

Dream 1988 4/17-5/05

34/14/2/2/3 61%TS

 

[Malta]

I haven't checked but I'd bet Josh Smith has an impressive 4-7 game run in his game logs.

 

[VegetasHairline]

Only on the coli is it bad for a player to take high percentage shots and be efficient than take bad shots and be inefficient. Kobe stans are disgusting and then they wonder how people could possibly hate Kobe.