0-17 -- The Hawks' record when allowing more than 100 points before beating the Lakers 108-106 on Tuesday. New York's Allan Houston tripled the output of Cleveland's five starters by scoring 39 points Tuesday. AP 3 -- Players who share the scoring record of 46 points at the Palace at Auburn Hills. Detroit's Jerry Stackhouse lit up the Lakers on Thursday to tie Grant Hill and Shaquille O'Neal. 8 -- Players in NBA history who have compiled 15,000 points, 6,000 assists and 1,000 steals in a career. Seattle's Gary Payton accomplished the feat in Monday's 93-89 victory against Philadelphia. Payton needs two steals to pass Isiah Thomas (1,861) for 10th place on the career list. 10 -- Points needed by Phoenix's Cliff Robinson to reach 15,000 for his career. 12 -- Players who scored for the Heat in a 109-81 victory against the Bulls on Wednesday. The night before, all 11 Houston players in uniform scored at least three points in a 125-109 rout of the Kings. 13 -- Points scored by Cleveland's starting five of Matt Harpring, Clarence Weatherspoon, Chris Mihm, Andre Miller and Wesley Person in Tuesday's 110-75 loss to New York. The Knicks' Allan Houston tripled their output with a career-high 39 points. 19 -- Fines dished out by the NBA this season for incidents involving criticism and verbal or physical abuse of referees. The fines amount to $407,500. Last season there were 11 fines totaling $92,000. 27-4 -- Philadelphia's record against sub-.500 teams after an 88-77 loss to the 24-45 Clippers on Tuesday. 43 -- Consecutive free throws made by Orlando's Darrell Armstrong before missing against the Bulls on Tuesday. 46 -- First-quarter points scored by the Kings against the Rockets on Tuesday, four shy of the NBA record shared by five teams. The most recent 50-point first-quarter was by Phoenix against Denver on Nov. 10, 1990. 187 -- Shots blocked by Pacers center Jermaine O'Neal this season, breaking the team record of 184 set by Herb Williams in 1985-86. 364 -- 3-pointers made by the Spurs in 890 attempts this season for a percentage of .409, surpassing last year's totals (330-882, .374). 1,001 -- Jazz games coached by Jerry Sloan, who is one of six men in NBA history to coach at least 1,000 regular-season games with the same team. The others are Gene Shue (Wizards), Red Auerbach (Celtics), John MacLeod (Suns), Al Attles (Warriors) and Red Holzman (Knicks). 8,521 -- Career free throws made by Utah's Karl Malone, who needs 11 more to pass Moses Malone for first on the all-time list. Wilt Chamberlain is the all-time leader in free-throw attempts with 11,862, 301 more than Karl Malone.