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1 -- Assist title, won in 1967-68 with 702 assists. His 8.6 assists per game was nearly double his career average, and his 24.3 scoring average was only six points below his career average. |
Wilt Chamberlain's dominance was more than one 100-point game.
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1 -- Rookie of the Year Award (1959-60).
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1 -- Finals MVP Award, won for his efforts in the 1972 victory over the Knicks. |
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2 -- NBA championships. The first came in 1967 with Philadelphia and ended Boston's run of eight titles. The second came in 1972 with L.A. |
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2 -- Appearances on the All-Defensive 1st Team.
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4 -- MVP Awards (1959-60, 1965-66, 1966-67 and 1967-68. |
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7 -- Appearances on the All-Defensive 2nd Team. |
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7 -- Scoring titles, all in a row from 1959-60 to 1965-66.
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8 -- Seasons in which he led the league in minutes played.
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11 -- Rebounding titles. |
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22.9 --The highest rebounding average in NBA history. |
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28 -- Free throws in one game, an NBA record set during his 100-point game against New York on March 2, 1962 and tied by Utah's Adrian Dantley on Jan. 4, 1984 against Houston. |
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35 -- Field goals without a miss from Feb. 17 to Feb. 28, 1967. |
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55 -- Rebounds against Bill Russell and Boston on Nov. 24, 1960, an NBA single-game record. |
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79 -- Complete games played in 1961-62, including 47 straight. |
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100 -- Points against New York on March 2, 1962. 'Nuff said. |
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118 -- 50-point games. |
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271 -- Most 40-point games.
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2,149 -- Rebounds in 1960-61, an NBA season record. Wilt also sits at Nos. 2-7 before Bill Russell makes an appearance. |
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4,029 -- Points in 1961-62, an NBA single-season record. Wilt occupies four of the top five spots on this list.
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11,862 -- Free throws attempted over his career, an NBA record. |
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23,924 -- Rebounds collected in his career, an NBA record. |
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31,419 --Points scored in his career, a record that stood until Kareem Abdul-Jabbar beat him by nearly 7,000.
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