Full list, per @Stathead
Last season, Amen Thompson became the 15th player in the play-by-play era (since 1996–97) to record 200+ dunks in a single season.
7
1,087
Last season, Amen Thompson became the 15th player in the play-by-play era (since 1996–97) to record 200+ dunks in a single season.
2
2
19
1,932
Full list, per @bball_ref
The Grizzlies used 33 different players during the 2025–26 season, tying the @NBA record they set in 2023–24.
5
838
Top 5: Grizzlies - 33 (2023–24) Grizzlies - 33 (2025–26) Pistons - 31 (2023–24) Rockets - 30 (2020–21) Raptors - 30 (2023-24) Sixers - 30 (2024-25)
The Grizzlies used 33 different players during the 2025–26 season, tying the @NBA record they set in 2023–24.
1
3
793
The Grizzlies used 33 different players during the 2025–26 season, tying the @NBA record they set in 2023–24.
2
15
2,063
Top 5: 2,152 - Dell Curry (1,083) Stephen Curry (1,069) 2,134 - Dolph Schayes (996) Danny Schayes (1,138) 1,952 - Joe Bryant (606) Kobe Bryant (1,346) 1,869 - Mychal Thompson (935) Klay Thompson (934) 1,760 - Tim Hardaway (867) Tim Hardaway Jr. (893)
Last season, Stephen Curry and Dell Curry surpassed Dolph Schayes and Danny Schayes for the most combined regular-season games played by a father–son duo in @NBA history. Stephen and Dell are the only father–son duo in league history to each appear in 1,000+ regular-season games.
1
7
1,048
Last season, Stephen Curry and Dell Curry surpassed Dolph Schayes and Danny Schayes for the most combined regular-season games played by a father–son duo in @NBA history. Stephen and Dell are the only father–son duo in league history to each appear in 1,000+ regular-season games.
2
6
24
2,323
Top 10, per @nbastats
Last season, LeBron James recorded the second-most fast-break points in the league. The only player who scored more will be his teammate in the upcoming season.
1
3
15
1,410
Last season, LeBron James recorded the second-most fast-break points in the league. The only player who scored more will be his teammate in the upcoming season.
1
21
2,132
Totals for both seasons, per @bball_ref
Luka Dončić was the Lakers’ leading scorer last season. He became just the second teammate in LeBron James’ career to outscore him during the regular season while playing alongside him. Dončić joined Anthony Davis, who led the Lakers in scoring during the 2023–24 season.
1
6
5,278
Luka Dončić was the Lakers’ leading scorer last season. He became just the second teammate in LeBron James’ career to outscore him during the regular season while playing alongside him. Dončić joined Anthony Davis, who led the Lakers in scoring during the 2023–24 season.
1
13
6,137
Top 10 (single-season): James Harden - 124 (2016-17) James Harden - 95 (2018-19) James Harden - 72 (2019-20) James Harden - 70 (2017-18) James Harden - 60 (2024-25) James Harden - 59 (2025-26) Lou Williams - 55 (2016-17) Lou Williams - 47 (2014-15) James Harden - 46 (2015-16) Lou Williams - 45 (2015-16)
Last season, James Harden once again drew the most three-point shooting fouls. It was the tenth season in which he led the @NBA in that category. His career regular-season total now stands at 747, by far the highest total since data became available in 2000–01. Stephen Curry is a distant second with 304.
2
2
21
2,769
Top 10 (regular season since 2000-01): James Harden - 747 Stephen Curry - 304 Damian Lillard - 299 Lou Williams - 251 Jamal Crawford - 249 Kevin Durant - 209 JJ Redick - 194 Kyle Lowry - 163 Kemba Walker - 148 Tim Hardaway Jr. - 144 Khris Middleton - 144
Last season, James Harden once again drew the most three-point shooting fouls. It was the tenth season in which he led the @NBA in that category. His career regular-season total now stands at 747, by far the highest total since data became available in 2000–01. Stephen Curry is a distant second with 304.
6
1,003
Last season, James Harden once again drew the most three-point shooting fouls. It was the tenth season in which he led the @NBA in that category. His career regular-season total now stands at 747, by far the highest total since data became available in 2000–01. Stephen Curry is a distant second with 304.
2
10
5,475
Top 10: Lebron James and Bronny James Jr. - 43,624 points Stephen Curry and Dell Curry - 39.198 Kobe Bryant and Joe Bryant - 38,895 Klay Thompson and Mychal Thompson -30,156 Tim Hardaway and Tim Hardaway Jr. - 27,603 Danny Schayes and Dolph Schayes - 27,218 Rick Barry and Brent Barry - 26,883 Jimmy Walker and Jalen Rose - 24,875 Patrick Ewing and Patrick Ewing Jr. - 24,818 Gary Payton and Gary Payton II - 23,841
Last season, Mychal Thompson and Klay Thompson became the fourth father-son duo in @NBA history to reach a combined total of 30,000 regular-season points.
28
3,403
Last season, Mychal Thompson and Klay Thompson became the fourth father-son duo in @NBA history to reach a combined total of 30,000 regular-season points.
7
4,368
In the 1977–78 season, George Gervin defeated David Thompson for the scoring title in the closest race ever. Thompson scored 73 points on the final day of the season and set an @NBA record with 32 points in a single quarter. He surpassed Wilt Chamberlain’s mark by one, set during his historic 100-point game. Gervin needed 58 points to win the scoring title. He scored 63 and broke Thompson’s record of 32 points, set earlier that same day, by scoring a record 33 points in the second quarter. Gervin defeated Thompson, 27.22 to 27.15, for his first scoring title. Only one guard in league history has won more scoring titles than Gervin’s four: Michael Jordan (10).
4
34
1,561
Monta Ellis is the last player to average 40+ minutes per game over a full season (40.3 in 2010-11). Among active players, only one has recorded such a season (LeBron James).
2
19
1,988
Monta Ellis is the last player to average 40+ minutes per game over a full season (40.3 in 2010-11). Among active players, only one has recorded such a season (LeBron James).
4
27
3,153