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Clint Capela shatters the single season BLK record, besting the record of 348 by 2010 Donta Hall and 2039 Clint Capela by a cool 50

Jabari Parker bumps Zarko "The Hammer" Cabarkapa from the top five in PF but has to settle for fourth behind Frank "The Thug" Blazejowski

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Greg Oden takes #3 career REB and #4 career PF
At his current paces it will take one season to catch Zion Williamson for #2 in REB and PF
It will take him four to catch Simisola Shittu in REB but only three in PF
Longevity, thy name is Greg

Bradley Beal takes #5 career STL
He currently leads LeBron James by a whopping two steals, so his record is bound to stand the test of time

Alonzo Mourning joins the top five and 3000 BLK club



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LeBron James is now 57 WS behind Kyrie Irving for #1
He will play two more seasons for sure, and if he keeps up his recent .274 WS/48 pace he will still be 23 WS behind after those
So he will almost certainly need to not retire and play another two years

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Jaylen Brown(?) swipes #4 single season STL

Clint Capela breaks Donta Hall's single season BLK record again
But can't manage to catch Clint Capela for #1


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Greg Oden comes up 81 REB short of Zion Williamson for #2, but
passes him and Champ Godbolt to take sole possession of #2 in PF

Bradley Beal passes Jay Williams and Simisola Shittu for #3 STL
LeBron James does too, but for #4

He also stumbles past De'Anthony Melton for #5 TOV
#waaaaaaaaaaashedKing

Alonzo Mourning swats Zion and Stromile Swift in career BLK
Only Bill Russell remains ahead of him, but
Even with his nonretirement insured, he will need at least one more year to get there

LeBron also manages to pass Dwight Howard for #5 PTS
Big deal, Dwight's not even a real Hall of Famer

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Anthony Davis doesn't quite make top 10 WS but if he doesn't chicken out and retire he'll get it next year
Magic Johnson might too

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Aamir Simms' reign of terror as the first alphabetical player is over at last
A nation turns its grateful eyes to A.C. Green

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Derrick Rose shatters the #1 co-AST record of Oscar Robertson and Magic Johnson with 1202 to 1156 and 1156

Dennis Johnson swipes the #1 co-STL record of De'Anthony Melton and LiAngelo Ball at 215 to 214 and 214

This is the third co-#1 to fall in the past three years.



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LeBron James takes #4 career MIN, #3 FG, #3 FGA, #4 FT, #2 STL, and #3 PTS
He passed a lot of people O.K.
Those bounced from the top five were Stephen Jackson, fellow future former Bull Simisola Shittu, Cameron Reddish, Dwight Howard, and Dwight Howard again
LeBron also joins the 40,000 PTS club of himself, former fiddle-faddle Bull Miles Bridges, and Kyrie Irving

Magic Johnson explodes into #3 AST, passing Nick Van Exel and God Shammgod and bouncing Mike Conley from the top five

Greg Oden finally passes Zion Williamson for #2 REB
but he finds Anthony Davis hot on his heels at #3 PF

Alonzo Mourning takes #1 BLK from the great Bill Russell
Enjoy this gif apparently recorded while Russell was still playing irl:



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Anthony Davis passes #11 Shawn Kemp, #10 Giannis Antetokounmpo, and #9 Zach Randolph in career WS
Had Davis retired, Magic Johnson would have made the top ten by 0.5 WS, but is now 1.3 outside looking in

LeBron James continues scaling Mt. Kyrie and can probably catch him in two seasons, but
is now only at .288 career WS/48, which is within the polling margin of error between himself and #3 Kyrie at .286

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A year after breaking the #1 co-AST record, Derrick Rose restores it by getting exactly 1202.
Again.

DeAndre Jordan breaks the #1 single season BLK record for people who aren't named Clint Capela
His 359 is good for #3 all time.

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Anthony Davis enters the top five in REB, and passes Bill Russell too to take #4
Greg "The Garden" Monroe leaves with honor

Darko "Still in the League" Milicic takes #5 PF
A man thoroughly without honor

LeBron James continues his march up the leaderboards, unseating Tracy McGrady for his first #1: STL
Bradley Beal tucks in right behind at #2

LeBron James also passes former Raptor Miles Bridges for #2 PTS
Bradley Beal tucks in somewhat further behind at #79

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Anthony Davis passes Cameron Reddish and David Robinson to move one spot up the leaderboard to #8, since
Magic Johnson passes those two and him and the great Bill Russell to take #6
He is 30 WS behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and has already played more minutes

LeBron James now one season behind Kyrie Irving, but
is now only at .284 career WS/48, conceding #2 to Kyrie's .286

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DeAndre Jordan joins the 350+ BLK club of Clint Capela, Clint Capela, and DeAndre Jordan

The next highest single season record is in FT%, where Lou Williams shoots .954 on the season
as does Brandon Ingram
as does Jaylen Brown



Clint Capela records his 3007th career rejection and therefore unseats Simisola Shittu's 3006 for #5 BLK

In his first year of qualifying Devin Booker is #2 in career FT%

LeBron James takes his second career #1, passing Simisola Shittu Miles Bridges and Kyrie Irving in a single bound
Anthony Davis rides his coattails and reaches #5
art imitates life

LeBron also passes Bridges for #2 FG,
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for #3 FT, and
Greg "The Arena" Monroe for #3 TOV, but the big news is
passing Kyrie for his third career #1 in PTS

With three career #1s, he is now one behind Kyrie (FG FGA 3P 3PA) and Simisola (FT FTA REB PF) for the most.
The other stat leaders are Oscar Robertson in AST, Zion Williamson in TOV, and Alonzo Mourning in BLK

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Anthony Davis passes Bill Russell for #7 WS
Magic Johnson passes Oscar for #5
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and
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LeBron James with his 324th Win Share passes Kyrie Irving's 323 for #1

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Andrew Bynum joins the exclusive 1200+ REB club alongside Bill Russell and Bill Russell, but older.

Adrian Dantley's 58.67 FG% is just barely enough to unseat Shawn Kemp's 58.65% for #5 all time in a single season.
This moves his career mark from 55.42% to 55.62%, just barely enough to unseat Wilt Chamberlain's 55.58% for #2 all time in a career.

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Alonzo Mourning is the first to 4000 career BLK.

Magic Johnson is the first to 15329 career AST.
So what?
Sew buttons.



And so he takes #1 career AST from Oscar Robertson.

In other decent point guard news, LeBron James passes Kyrie Irving for #1 FG.
This gives him his fourth #1, putting him ahead of Kyrie and Simisola Shittu, since

Anthony Davis along with passing Zion Williamson for #4 REB passes Shittu for #1 PF

LeBron also passes Miles Bridges for #2 FGA,
Zion Williamson for #2 FT (and is the second to 10,000 after Shittu), and
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for #5 FTA.

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Magic Johnson passes Shittu for #4 career WS.
The next highest active career WS after Davis is Joel Embiid's 196.
He will likely become a 200 Club member next year, but needs 15 to pass Cameron Reddish for #10 which is unlikely, so he'll need to not retire on expiring.

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Andrew Bynum falls one REB short of Harry "The Horse" Gallatin's 1179 and so has to settle for #6 all time in a single season

Mike D'Antoni dethrones the great Cassius Winston for #5 TOV. Il Baffo, more like il BOZO! lmbo arrostito

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Clint Capela moves out of Charlotte and moves on up to #2 BLK, passing Stromile Swift and Bill Russell

Magic Johnson takes #5 STL from Simisola Shittu
Dennis Johnson takes #6 STL from Simisola Shittu



Meanwhile Tyler Ennis passes God Shammgod and Nick Van Exel for #4 AST
by passing the ball
because that's how you get assists
passing

LeBron James leapfrogs Kyrie Irving for #1 FGA and is the first to 60,000 MP
He now has five #1s, Shittu] has three, Irving has two, and the remaining four are onebies
His best shot is to pass Shittu for #1 FT with 404, a total he has hit in every season of his career except this one
And that will be his last, since he'd need five seasons to catch Shittu in FTA, six to catch Shittu in REB, seven to catch Zion in TOV, twenty to catch Magic in AST

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As predicted Joel Embiid does join the 200 Club as the 14th player to 200 career WS, but is still #11 all time behind Cameron Reddish

Magic Johnson passes Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for #3 career WS
He is now only 70 WS behind Kyrie for #2, and
87 WS behind LeBron for #1, or about equal to the Win Shares Pete Maravich has generated his entire 14 year career

For his part LeBron's WS/48 continue to dip - if he plays at least 1200 MP next season at his recent pace of .181 WS/48, he will fall below Wilt Chamberlain to #4 career WS/48

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DeAndre Jordan unfurls the greatest D/R season of all time, becoming the first player to eclipse 400 BLK
AND becoming the third member of the 1200 REB club with the #4 all time season
The previous great is probably Bill Russell's 2024 campaign of then #3 (now #17) 307 BLK and then #1 (STILL #1) 1334 REB

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Speaking of the great Bill Russell, LeBron James displaces him for #5 career REB
and passes Brain Winter, Stephen Jackson, and Daniel Taurasi for #3 3PA
and crests 3000 STL, further extending his own record
He is now top 5 in everything but 3P, AST, and BLK
#selfish
And is one season away from getting top 5 3P and top 1 FT
This James fellow has had a pretty solid career if you ask me, that's just my very humble opinion...

...but...

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...as predicted Wilt Chamberlain takes #3 career WS/48 from James
The dead DO improve



Joel Embiid passes Cameron Reddish and David Robinson and is now #9 all time
He will easily catch Bill Russell if he (Embiid) plays next year,
but will definitely need two seasons to catch Oscar Robertson

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DeAndre Jordan slacks way off, only getting the 16th most rebounds and 4th most blocks ever
He now has four of the top six single season block totals

Frank "The MVP" Ntilikina records the sixth most assists ever
Magic Johnson now merely has three of the top eight seasons

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Magic also rises to #2 career MP and #3 career STL
It will take him four and five seasons to catch #1 LeBron James and #1 LeBron James respectively

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Joel Embiid passes only Bill Russell as predicted, and is #8 all time in WS
The next highest active player is Kevin Garnett at #33

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DeAndre Jordan adds his fifth season to the top seven single seasons in BLK

Otherwise


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Ricky Rubio goes 182 for 381 from three instead of 181 for 381. Why does that 1 make matter?
It gives him a career 3P% of 44.654%, pushing him past Joe Dumars' 44.651% for #5 all time

Clint Capela takes #1 career BLK from Alonzo Mourning
and is the second to 4000

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The final top ten in Win Shares:

349.5 LeBron James
323.5 Kyrie Irving
276.0 Magic Johnson (active)
249.0 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
240.4 Simisola Shittu
233.3 Oscar Robertson
233.0 Anthony Davis
226.8 Joel Embiid (active)
217.7 Bill Russell
212.8 David Robinson

And Win Shares per 48:

.306 39013 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
.286 54226 Kyrie Irving
.270 29343 Wilt Chamberlain
.268 62593 LeBron James
.261 35577 Kevin Garnett (active)
.259 35387 Tim Duncan
.258 39635 David Robinson
.255 33586 Brain Winter
.255 22330 Neon Boudeaux
.254 36963 Amare Stoudemire