Los Angeles Lakers accomplishments and records

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This page details the all-time statistics, records, and other achievements pertaining to the Los Angeles Lakers.

In 1997, the NBA announced a list of the 50 best players in its history, and of them, eight played all or significant portions of their careers with the Lakers: centers George Mikan, Wilt Chamberlain, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Shaquille O'Neal; guards Jerry West and Magic Johnson; and forwards Elgin Baylor and James Worthy.[1]

[edit] Individual accomplishments

[edit] All-NBA

First team:

Second team:

Third team (1989–Present):

[edit] All-NBA Defense

First team:

Second team:

[edit] All-Star

[edit] All-Star Most Valuable Player

[edit] NBA Most Valuable Player

[edit] NBA Finals Most Valuable Player

[edit] Basketball Hall of Famers

See Los Angeles Lakers#Hall of Famers and Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame

[edit] Retired jerseys

Lakers retired jerseys hanging in Staples Center.
See also: Squad number#Retired numbers and List of National Basketball Association retired jersey numbers

Honored Minneapolis Lakers: Next to their retired numbers, the Lakers have hung a banner with the names of six Hall-of-Famers who were instrumental to the franchise's success during its days in Minneapolis:

22 was retired for Baylor, 34 will be retired for Shaquille O'Neal sometime in the near future, 17 is currently worn by Andrew Bynum and previously Rick Fox, and neither 19 nor 99 is currently being worn.

[edit] Coach of the Year

[edit] Defensive Player of the Year

[edit] Sixth Man of the Year

[edit] Executive of the Year

[edit] J.Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award

[edit] Rookie of the Year

[edit] All-Rookie

First team:

Second team (1989–present):

[edit] All-Star Rookie/Sophomore Challenge Game

Jordan Farmar

* MVP

[edit] Slam Dunk champion

[edit] Olympic team selection

[edit] NBA regular season records set/tied by Los Angeles Lakers

[edit] Individual records

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[edit] Team records

  • Most consecutive games won – 33, 1971-11-05 – 1972-01-07
  • Most consecutive games won, one season – 33, 1971-11-05 – 1972-01-07
  • Highest winning percentage, road games, season – .816, 1971–72 (31–7)[2]
  • Most consecutive road games won – 16, 1971-11-06 – 1972-01-07
  • Most consecutive overtime games, season – 3, 1991-11-01 – 1991-11-05
    • shared with fifteen other teams
  • Fewest opponent points, first half – 19, vs. L.A. Clippers, 1999-12-14
  • Fewest opponent points, second quarter – 3, vs. L.A. Clippers, 1999-12-14
  • Fewest opponent points, third quarter – 2, vs. Dallas, 1997-04-06
  • Fewest points, overtime period – 0, vs. Detroit, 1989-12-01
    • shared with seven other teams
  • Most players, 2,000-or-more points, season – 2, 1964–65 (West 2,292; Baylor 2,009)
    • shared with four other teams
  • Most players, 40-or-more points, game – 2, at San Francisco, 1970-02-11 (Baylor 43, West 43)
    • shared with eight other teams
  • Highest field goal percentage, season – .545, 1984–85 (3,952/7,254)
  • Lowest opponent field goal percentage, game – .229, vs. Mil. Hawks (at Buffalo, NY), 1954-11-06 (22/96)
  • Lowest field goal percentage, both teams, game – .246, Mil. Hawks vs. Minneapolis (at Buffalo, NY), 1954-11-06 (48/195)
  • Most field goals, both teams, one quarter – 40, Boston (23) vs. Minneapolis (17), 1959-02-27 (4th qtr.)
  • Most field goal attempts, both teams, game – 291, Phil. Warriors (153) vs. L.A. Lakers (138), 1961-12-08 (3 OT)
  • Most field goal attempts, both teams, one half – 153, Boston (80) vs. Minneapolis (73), 1959-02-27 (2nd half)
  • Lowest three-point field goal percentage, season – .104, 1982–83 (10/96)
  • Fewest three-point field goals per game, season – 0.12, 1982–83 (10/82)
  • Most free throws made, both teams, one quarter – 41, Milwaukee (32) vs. L.A. Lakers (19), 2001-03-21
  • Fewest free throw attempts, both teams, game – 12, L.A. Lakers (3) vs. SD Clippers (9), 1980-03-28
  • Most rebounds, both teams, game – 188, Phil. Warriors (98) vs. L.A. Lakers (90), 1961-12-08 (3 OT)
  • Fewest opponent defensive rebounds, game – 10, vs. Utah, 1990-04-01
  • Fewest defensive rebounds, both teams, game – 31, Utah (10) at L.A. Lakers (21), 1990-04-01
  • Most defensive rebounds, one half – 36, vs. Seattle, 1973-10-19
  • Most assists per game, season – 31.4, 1984–85 (2,575/82)
  • Fewest opponent assists, game – 3, vs. Boston (at Louisville, KY), 1956-11-28
    • shared with three other teams
  • Fewest assists, both teams, game – 10, Boston vs. Minneapolis (at Louisville, KY), 1956-11-28
  • Fewest disqualifications per game, season – 0.02, 1988–89 (2/82)
  • Most steals, both teams, game – 40, Golden State (24) vs. L.A. Lakers (16), 1975-01-21
    • shared with two other pairs of teams
  • Fewest steals, both teams, game – 2, L.A. Lakers (1) vs. Miami (1), 2006-01-16
    • shared with three other pairs of teams
  • Most steals, one quarter – 11, vs. Chicago, 1982-03-12; at Dallas, 1994-12-13
    • shared with six other teams
  • Fewest blocked shots, both teams, game – 0, L.A. Lakers vs. Houston, 1978-01-22
    • shared with eleven other pairs of teams

[edit] NBA playoff records set by the Los Angeles Lakers

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  • Most NBA Finals appearances – 31 times
  • Best postseason record – 15–1 (2001)

[edit] Franchise records for regular season

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Unless otherwise stated, statistics/records are accurate as at the end of the 2010–11 season.

Updated on February 20, 2012

[edit] Career leaders

Category Name Years with Lakers Total
Games Bryant, KobeKobe Bryant 1996–present 1,135
MP Bryant, KobeKobe Bryant 1996–present 41,384
MPG Chamberlain, WiltWilt Chamberlain 1968-1973 43.7
PTS Bryant, KobeKobe Bryant 1996–present 28,795
PPG Baylor, ElginElgin Baylor 1958-1971 27.4
REB Baylor, ElginElgin Baylor 1958–1971 11,463
RPG Chamberlain, WiltWilt Chamberlain 1968-1973 19.2
OREB Abdul-Jabbar, KareemKareem Abdul-Jabbar 1975-1989 2,494
DREB Abdul-Jabbar, KareemKareem Abdul-Jabbar 1975-1989 7,785
AST Johnson, MagicMagic Johnson 1979–1991, 1996 10,141
APG Johnson, MagicMagic Johnson 1979-1991, 1996 11.2
TO Johnson, MagicMagic Johnson 1979–1991, 1996 3,506
PF Abdul-Jabbar, KareemKareem Abdul-Jabbar 1975-1989 3,224
STL Johnson, MagicMagic Johnson 1979–1991, 1996 1,724
SPG Jones, EddieEddie Jones 1994-1999 2.05
BLK Abdul-Jabbar, KareemKareem Abdul-Jabbar 1975–1989 2,694
BPG Smith, ElmoreElmore Smith 1973-1975 3.9
FGM Bryant, KobeKobe Bryant 1996–present 10,052
FGA Bryant, KobeKobe Bryant 1996-present 22,138
FG% Chamberlain, WiltWilt Chamberlain 1968–1973 .605
3PFGM Bryant, KobeKobe Bryant 1996–present 1,463
3PFGA Bryant, KobeKobe Bryant 1996-present 4,342
3P% Drew, LarryLarry Drew 1989-1991 .404
FTM Bryant, KobeKobe Bryant 1996-present 7,228
FTA West, JerryJerry West 1960-1974 8,801
FT% Russell, CazzieCazzie Russell 1974–1977 .877

[edit] Single-season leaders

Category Name NBA season Total
MP Chamberlain, WiltWilt Chamberlain 1968–69 3,669
MPG Chamberlain, WiltWilt Chamberlain 1968–69 45.3
PTS Bryant, KobeKobe Bryant 2005–06 2,832
PPG Baylor, ElginElgin Baylor 1961–62 38.3
REB Chamberlain, WiltWilt Chamberlain 1968–69 1,719
RPG Chamberlain, WiltWilt Chamberlain 1968–69 21.1
OREB O'Neal, ShaquilleShaquille O'Neal 1999–2000 336
DREB Abdul-Jabbar, KareemKareem Abdul-Jabbar 1975–76 1,111
AST Johnson, MagicMagic Johnson 1990–91 989
APG Johnson, MagicMagic Johnson 1983–84 13.1
TO Johnson, MagicMagic Johnson 1990–91 314
PF Chones, JimJim Chones 1980–81 324
STL Johnson, MagicMagic Johnson 1981–82 208
SPG Johnson, MagicMagic Johnson 1980–81 3.4
BLK Smith, ElmoreElmore Smith 1973–74 393
BPG Smith, ElmoreElmore Smith 1973–74 4.9
FGM Baylor, ElginElgin Baylor 1962–63 1,029
FGA Baylor, ElginElgin Baylor 1962–63 2,273
FG% Chamberlain, WiltWilt Chamberlain 1972–73 .727
3PFGM Van Exel, NickNick Van Exel 1995–96 183
3PFGA Bryant, KobeKobe Bryant 2005–06 518
3P% Radmanovic, VladimirVladimir Radmanovic 2008–09 .441
FTM West, JerryJerry West 1965–66 840
FTA West, JerryJerry West 1965–66 977
FT% Johnson, MagicMagic Johnson 1988–89 .911

[edit] Games played

[edit] Most consecutive games played

  1. A. C. Green – 567

[edit] Minutes

[edit] Most minutes played in a game

  1. Norm Nixon – 64

[edit] Highest minutes per game

  1. Wilt Chamberlain – 43.7

[edit] Highest minutes per game in a season

  1. Wilt Chamberlain – 45.3

[edit] Points

[edit] Most points scored in a game

  1. Kobe Bryant – 81
  2. Elgin Baylor – 71
  3. Wilt Chamberlain – 66
  4. Kobe Bryant – 65
  5. Elgin Baylor – 64

[edit] Highest career points per game

  1. Elgin Baylor – 27.4

[edit] Highest points per game in a season

  1. Elgin Baylor – 38.3 (48 games)
  2. Kobe Bryant – 35.4
  3. Elgin Baylor – 34.8
  4. Elgin Baylor – 34.0
  5. Kobe Bryant – 31.6

[edit] Rebounds

[edit] Most defensive rebounds (since 1973–74)

  1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 7 785

[edit] Most offensive rebounds (since 1973–74)

  1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 2 494

[edit] Most rebounds in a game

  1. Wilt Chamberlain – 42

[edit] Highest rebounds per game

  1. Wilt Chamberlain – 19.2

[edit] Highest rebounds per game in a season

  1. Wilt Chamberlain – 21.1

[edit] Assists

[edit] Most assists in a game

  1. Magic Johnson – 24

[edit] Highest career assists per game

  1. Magic Johnson – 11.2

[edit] Highest assists per game in a season

  1. Magic Johnson – 13.1

[edit] Blocks

[edit] Most blocks in a game

  1. Elmore Smith – 17

[edit] Highest blocks per game

  1. Elmore Smith – 3.93

[edit] Highest blocks per game in a season

  1. Elmore Smith – 4.85

[edit] Steals

[edit] Most steals in a game

  1. Jerry West – 10

[edit] Highest career steals per game

  1. Eddie Jones – 2.05

[edit] Highest steals per game in a season

  1. Magic Johnson – 3.43

[edit] Field goals

[edit] Most field goals made in a game

  1. Wilt Chamberlain – 29 -Feb. 9, 1969

[edit] Highest field goal percentage in a game

  1. Wilt Chamberlain – 1.000
  2. Pau Gasol – 1.000
  3. Matt Barnes – 1.000

[edit] Three point field goals

[edit] Most three-point field goals in a game

  1. Kobe Bryant – 12 (NBA record, January 7, 2003 vs Seattle SuperSonics)
  2. Kobe Bryant – 9 (March 28, 2008 vs Memphis Grizzlies)
  3. Kobe Bryant – 9 (March 22, 2005 vs Utah Jazz)
  4. Kobe Bryant – 9 (March 28, 2003 vs Washington Wizards)
  5. Kobe Bryant – 8 (March 16, 2007 vs Portland Trail Blazers)

[edit] Free throws

[edit] Most free throws made in a game

  1. Kobe Bryant – 23

[edit] Turnovers

[edit] Lowest turnovers per game

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[edit] Lowest turnovers per game in a season

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[edit] Highest assist-to-turnover ratio

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[edit] Highest assist-to-turnover ratio in a season

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[edit] Most double doubles

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[edit] Career triple doubles

  1. Magic Johnson – 138
  2. Kobe Bryant – 17
  3. Lamar Odom – 4
  4. Vlade Divac – 4
  5. Pau Gasol – 2
  6. Karl Malone – 1
  7. Gary Payton – 1
  8. Sam Perkins – 1

[edit] Franchise records for playoffs

Unless otherwise stated, statistics/records are correct as at the end of the 2010–11 season.

[edit] Most games played

  1. Kobe Bryant – 208
  2. Derek Fisher – 193
  3. Magic Johnson – 190
  4. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 180
  5. Michael Cooper – 168
  6. Jerry West – 153
  7. Byron Scott – 150
  8. James Worthy – 143
  9. Elgin Baylor – 134
  10. A.C. Green – 126

[edit] Most minutes played

  1. Kobe Bryant – 8,164
  2. Magic Johnson – 7,538
  3. Jerry West – 6,321
  4. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 6,295
  5. Elgin Baylor – 5,510
  6. Derek Fisher – 5,404
  7. James Worthy – 5,297
  8. Shaquille O'Neal – 4,992
  9. Byron Scott – 4,828
  10. Michael Cooper – 4,744

[edit] Most points

  1. Kobe Bryant – 5,280
  2. Jerry West – 4,457
  3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 4,070
  4. Magic Johnson – 3,701
  5. Elgin Baylor – 3,623
  6. Shaquille O'Neal – 3,383
  7. James Worthy – 3,022
  8. Byron Scott – 2,223
  9. Derek Fisher – 1,700
  10. George Mikan – 1,680

[edit] Most field goals made

  1. Kobe Bryant – 1,882
  2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 1,643
  3. Jerry West – 1,622
  4. Elgin Baylor – 1,388
  5. Shaquille O'Neal – 1,309
  6. Magic Johnson – 1,291
  7. James Worthy – 1,267
  8. Byron Scott – 864
  9. Derek Fisher – 582
  10. Michael Cooper - 582

[edit] Most field goals attempted

  1. Kobe Bryant – 4,198
  2. Jerry West – 3,460
  3. Elgin Baylor – 3,161
  4. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 3,024
  5. Magic Johnson – 2,552
  6. Shaquille O'Neal – 2,352
  7. James Worthy – 2,329
  8. Byron Scott – 1,747
  9. George Mikan – 1,394
  10. Derek Fisher – 1,358

[edit] Most three-point field goals made

  1. Kobe Bryant – 275
  2. Derek Fisher – 219
  3. Michael Cooper – 124
  4. Byron Scott – 116
  5. Robert Horry – 83
  6. Rick Fox – 82
  7. Sasha Vujacic – 63
  8. Nick Van Exel – 60
  9. Devean George – 52
  10. Magic Johnson – 51

[edit] Most three-point field goals attempted

  1. Kobe Bryant – 822
  2. Derek Fisher – 543
  3. Michael Cooper – 316
  4. Byron Scott – 286
  5. Robert Horry – 263
  6. Rick Fox – 230
  7. Magic Johnson – 212
  8. Nick Van Exel – 196
  9. Sasha Vujacic – 164
  10. Devean George – 157

[edit] Most free throws made

  1. Kobe Bryant – 1,241
  2. Jerry West – 1,213
  3. Magic Johnson – 1,068
  4. Elgin Baylor – 847
  5. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 784
  6. Shaquille O'Neal – 765
  7. George Mikan – 554
  8. James Worthy – 474
  9. Byron Scott – 379
  10. Vern Mikkelsen – 349

[edit] Most free throws attempted

  1. Kobe Bryant – 1,522
  2. Jerry West – 1,506
  3. Shaquille O'Neal – 1,472
  4. Magic Johnson – 1,274
  5. Elgin Baylor – 1,098
  6. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 1,037
  7. George Mikan – 705
  8. Wilt Chamberlain – 667
  9. James Worthy – 652
  10. Byron Scott – 463

[edit] Most rebounds

  1. Wilt Chamberlain – 1,783
  2. Elgin Baylor – 1,725
  3. Shaquille O'Neal – 1,630
  4. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 1,525
  5. Magic Johnson – 1,465
  6. Kobe Bryant – 1,061
  7. A. C. Green – 858
  8. Jerry West – 855
  9. Lamar Odom – 824
  10. Pau Gasol – 777

[edit] Most offensive rebounds (since 1973–74)

  1. Shaquille O'Neal – 561
  2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 428
  3. Magic Johnson – 349
  4. A.C. Green – 316
  5. James Worthy – 257
  6. Pau Gasol – 247
  7. Lamar Odom – 219
  8. Kobe Bryant – 214
  9. Kurt Rambis – 189
  10. Robert Horry – 183

[edit] Most defensive rebounds (since 1973–74)

  1. Magic Johnson – 1,116
  2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 1,087
  3. Shaquille O'Neal – 1,069
  4. Kobe Bryant – 847
  5. Lamar Odom – 605
  6. A.C. Green – 542
  7. Pau Gasol – 530
  8. James Worthy – 490
  9. Kurt Rambis – 438
  10. Robert Horry – 425

[edit] Most assists

  1. Magic Johnson – 2,346
  2. Kobe Bryant – 988
  3. Jerry West – 973
  4. Michael Cooper – 663
  5. Elgin Baylor – 541
  6. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 540
  7. Derek Fisher – 507
  8. Norm Nixon – 465
  9. James Worthy – 463
  10. Shaquille O'Neal – 360

[edit] Most steals

  1. Magic Johnson – 358
  2. Kobe Bryant – 294
  3. Derek Fisher – 219
  4. Byron Scott – 204
  5. Michael Cooper – 203
  6. James Worthy – 177
  7. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 169
  8. Robert Horry – 120
  9. Norm Nixon – 89
  10. Jamaal Wilkes – 83

[edit] Most blocks

  1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 437
  2. Shaquille O'Neal – 310
  3. Pau Gasol – 150
  4. Kobe Bryant – 142
  5. Lamar Odom – 97
  6. James Worthy – 96
  7. Michael Cooper - 96
  8. Lamar Odom – 93
  9. Elden Campbell – 90
  10. Robert Horry – 90
  11. Vlade Divac – 89

[edit] Most personal fouls

  1. Kobe Bryant – 627
  2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 625
  3. Magic Johnson – 524
  4. Michael Cooper – 474
  5. Derek Fisher – 472
  6. Jerry West – 451
  7. Elgin Baylor – 435
  8. Shaquille O'Neal – 415
  9. Vern Mikkelsen – 397
  10. Byron Scott – 393

[edit] Other franchise records

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[edit] In a game

[edit] Team (regular season)

  • Largest margin of victory in a home game – 63 (Score: 162 – 99) March 19, 1972 vs. Golden State
  • Largest margin of victory in a road game – 47 (Score: 138 – 91) November 12, 1966 @ Detroit
  • Fewest points given up in a home game (post shot clock) – 57 (score: 112–57) January 11, 2011 vs. Cleveland
  • Most points scored – 162
  • Most points allowed – 173
  • Most assists – 51
  • Most rebounds – 107
  • Most blocks – 21
  • Most steals – 23
  • Most field goals made – 69
  • Most field goals attempted – 153
  • Most three point field goals made – 19
  • Most three point field goals attempted – 45
  • Most free throws made – 52
  • Most free throws attempted – 69
  • Most turnovers – 43

[edit] Team (playoffs)

  • Most points scored – 153
  • Most points allowed – 148
  • Most assists – 44
  • Most rebounds – 81
  • Most blocks – 14
  • Most steals – 19
  • Most field goals made – 67
  • Most field goals attempted – 116
  • Most three point field goals made – 12
  • Most three point field goals attempted – 31
  • Most free throws made – 49
  • Most free throws attempted – 68
  • Most turnovers – 28

[edit] References

General
  • 2007–08 Los Angeles Lakers Media Guide. NBA Properties, Inc. 
  • 2007–08 Official NBA Guide. NBA Properties, Inc. ISBN 0-89204-854-9. 
Specific
  1. ^ The 50 Greatest Players in NBA History
  2. ^ 1971–72 Los Angeles Lakers

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