NBA all-time records

Who holds the NBA career points record?

LeBron James holds the career points record with 43,550, and the best single season belongs to Wilt Chamberlain in 1961-62 with 4,029. Milestones today's players are chasing →

Career leaders

Points

Rebounds

Rebounds
#PlayerREB
1Wilt Chamberlain23,923
2Bill Russell21,198
3Kareem Abdul-Jabbar17,440
4Moses Malone16,212
5Elvin Hayes16,201
6Tim Duncan15,091
7Karl Malone14,968
8Robert Parish14,715
9Kevin Garnett14,662
10Dwight Howard14,627

Assists

Assists
#PlayerAST
1John Stockton15,806
2Chris Paul12,552
3Jason Kidd12,091
4LeBron James12,068
5Russell Westbrook10,351
6Steve Nash10,335
7Mark Jackson10,334
8Magic Johnson10,141
9Oscar Robertson9,887
10Isiah Thomas9,061

3-pointers made

3-pointers made
#Player3PTM
1Stephen Curry4,275
2James Harden3,411
3Ray Allen2,973
4Klay Thompson2,930
5Damian Lillard2,823
6LeBron James2,642
7Reggie Miller2,560
8Paul George2,473
9Kyle Korver2,450
10Kevin Durant2,390

Steals

Blocks

Best single seasons

Points

Points
#PlayerSeasonPTS
1Wilt Chamberlain1961-624,029
2Wilt Chamberlain1962-633,586
3Michael Jordan1986-873,041
4Wilt Chamberlain1960-613,033
5Wilt Chamberlain1963-642,948
6Michael Jordan1987-882,868
7Kobe Bryant2005-062,832
8Bob McAdoo1974-752,831
9Kareem Abdul-Jabbar1971-722,822
10James Harden2018-192,818

Rebounds

Rebounds
#PlayerSeasonREB
1Wilt Chamberlain1960-612,149
2Wilt Chamberlain1961-622,052
3Wilt Chamberlain1966-671,957
4Wilt Chamberlain1967-681,952
5Wilt Chamberlain1962-631,946
6Wilt Chamberlain1965-661,943
7Wilt Chamberlain1959-601,941
8Bill Russell1963-641,905
9Bill Russell1964-651,878
10Bill Russell1962-631,843

Assists

Assists
#PlayerSeasonAST
1John Stockton1990-911,164
2John Stockton1989-901,134
3John Stockton1987-881,128
4John Stockton1991-921,126
5Isiah Thomas1984-851,123
6John Stockton1988-891,118
7Kevin Porter1978-791,099
8John Stockton1993-941,031
9John Stockton1994-951,011
10Kevin Johnson1988-89991

3-pointers made

3-pointers made
#PlayerSeason3PTM
1Stephen Curry2015-16402
2James Harden2018-19378
3Stephen Curry2023-24357
4Stephen Curry2018-19354
5Stephen Curry2020-21337
6Stephen Curry2016-17324
7Anthony Edwards2024-25320
8Malik Beasley2024-25319
9Stephen Curry2024-25311
10Klay Thompson2022-23301

Steals

Steals
#PlayerSeasonSTL
1Alvin Robertson1985-86301
2Don Buse1976-77281
3Micheal Ray Richardson1979-80265
4John Stockton1988-89263
5Slick Watts1975-76261
6Alvin Robertson1986-87260
7Michael Jordan1987-88259
8Alvin Robertson1990-91246
9John Stockton1991-92244
10Alvin Robertson1987-88243

Blocks

Blocks
#PlayerSeasonBLK
1Mark Eaton1984-85456
2Manute Bol1985-86397
3Elmore Smith1973-74393
4Hakeem Olajuwon1989-90376
5Mark Eaton1985-86369
6Mark Eaton1983-84351
7Manute Bol1988-89345
8Tree Rollins1982-83343
9Hakeem Olajuwon1992-93342
10Kareem Abdul-Jabbar1975-76338

Regular season only, counting stats only: a career rate needs a qualification rule that has changed with the eras. Career lines are ESPN’s own career totals; single seasons are read from the season lines on file, which start in 1946-47. NBA season leaders

Best seasons by career year

The best first season of a career, the best tenth, the best twentieth: every season numbered from the player’s first on file.

Game records by season

The highest scoring game of a season, the widest margin, the longest game.

Single-game feats