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Who are the players with the most assists in NBA history?

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Who are the players with the most assists in NBA history?

The passing leaders in the NBA.

The presence, the noble art of finding a teammate ready to score. Something only the true legends of the base position could add to the thousands.

It’s time for a review the 10 players who have handed out the most assists throughout his time in the NBA in the Regular Season, along with his game with most assists and his average.

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10 – Gary Payton – 8,966 assists

Gary Payton of the Sonics

Gary, a Seattle SuperSonics legend who played in the NBA between 1990 and 2007 and was a champion with the Miami Heat in 2006, dished out 8,966 assists in 1,335 games. average of 6.7 per game. Theirs The personal best is 18 hit on November 5, 2002 with Seattle vs. Houston Rockets.

9 – Isiah Thomas – 9,061 assists

Issia Thomas

The ultimate idol of the Detroit Pistons, he played his entire professional career there between 1981 and 1994 and was a champion in 1989 and 1990. He dished out 9,061 assists in 979 games for a averaged 9.3 per game and went on to average 13.9 per game in 1984-1985. His personal best was 25 assists. which he hit on February 13, 1985 against the Dallas Mavericks.

8 – Oscar Robertson – 9,887 assists

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Nearing the 10,000-assist mark was Oscar Robertson, who was able to lead that list with 9,887 assists in 1,040 games between 1960 and 1974. A 1971 NBA champion with the Milwaukee Bucks, Robertson averaged 9.5 assists per game and had one game of 22 assists in 1961, with the Cincinnati Royals facing the Syracuse Nationals.

7 – LeBron James – 10,053 assists

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Far from being a conventional point guard, LeBron is a do-it-all player and that’s why he’s in this ranking. Since its debut in late 2003 it has 10,053 assists in 1,367 regular season games for an average of 7.4 per game. His personal record is 19 assists: He did it with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2018 and the Los Angeles Lakers in 2020.

6 – Magic Johnson – 10,141 assists

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Magic Johnson

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magic Johnson He is the player with the best average assists per game: 11.5 thanks to his 10,141 assists in 906 games between 1979 and 1991 and in his brief comeback in 1996. Champion with the Los Angeles Lakers in 1980, 1982, 1985, 1987 and 1988; Magic had two games with 24 assists in the 1989-1990 season against the Denver Nuggets and Phoenix Suns.

5 – Mark Jackson – 10,334 assists

Mark Jackson

The only player removed from this list who is not a member of the Hall of Fame, Jackson dished out 10,334 assists during his 1,296 games in a long NBA career from 1987 to 2004, going through several teams without being able to to win. With averaging 8 assists per game, Jackson’s personal best was 22 assists achieved in January 1997 playing for the Denver Nuggets vs. New Jersey Nets.

4 – Steve Nash – 10,335 assists

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Historical leader of the Phoenix Suns and one of the key names to understand the beginning of the 21st century. Steve Nash took passing to an art level with his expertise in transition and the pick-and-roll game. The only international player in the all-time top 15 to also win 2 MVPs. His record for assists in a game was 22 which he hit on January 22, 2006 against the Knicks. Your average? 8.5.

3 – Chris Paul – 10,986 assists

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He is the active player with the most assists in the NBA. He averages 9.5 per game. His record is Twenty-one: Did it on November 6, 2007 in a New Orleans Hornets win over the Los Angeles Lakers.

2 – Jason Kidd – 12,091 assists

Jason Kidd

The one who is in the Hall of Fame and was able to become a champion (in 2011 with the Dallas Mavericks) is Jason Kidd. The California-born point guard dished out 12,091 assists in 1,391 games from 1994 to 2013 for a averaged 8.7 assists per game. His best score was 25 which he achieved in February 1996 vs. The Utah Jazz play for Dallas, approaching Scott Skiles’ NBA record of 30 assists in a game.

1 – John Stockton – 15,806 assists

John Stockton and Magic Johnson

The top spot goes to the legendary John Stockton, a Utah Jazz legend who couldn’t win a championship in his 19 seasons there between 1984 and 2003, but dished out 15,806 assists in 1,504 games, a net worth average of 10.5 per match. His personal best came even closer to Skiles’: reached 28 assists in January 1991, in a Utah victory over the San Antonio Spurs.

Players with the most assists in NBA history

Position Player Total Assists
1 John Stockton 15,806
two Jason Kidd 12,091
3 ChrisPaul* 10,986
4 Steve Nash 10,335
5 Mark Jackson 10,334
6 magic Johnson 10.141
7 lebron james* 10,053
8 Oscar Robertson 9,887
9 Issia Thomas 9,061
10 Gary Peyton 8,966
eleven Russell Westbrook* 8,614
12 Andrew Miller 8,524
13 Rod Strickland 7,987
14 Rajon Round* 7,584
fifteen Maurice Checks 7,392

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Denver announces Jokic’s recovery from knee injury

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Denver announces Jokic’s recovery from knee injury

Denver Nuggets announced Nikola Jokic He will miss at least four weeks due to a left knee injury.

Star center was diagnosed with left knee hyperextension. At the same time, tests confirmed that the three-time NBA MVP’s knee ligaments remained intact.

Jokic was injured in the final seconds of the first half of the 123-147 loss to the Miami Heat and limped heavily on his way to the locker room. He did not return to the site after a long time.

Before his injury, Nikola managed to produce 21 points, 8 assists and 5 rebounds in just 19 minutes on the field.

Losing Jokic could be a big blow for Denver, as starters Christian Braun (ankle injury), Aaron Gordon (hip issue) and Cam Johnson (knee injury) remain sidelined.

Jokic averaged 29.9 points, 12.4 rebounds and 11.1 assists per game this season.

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NBA: Miami beat Denver, Cleveland beat San Antonio, Toronto won

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NBA: Miami beat Denver, Cleveland beat San Antonio, Toronto won

11 games were played in the NBA regular season on the night of December 29-30.

Miami hosted Denver and earned a landslide victory.

The home team was ahead by 12 points with 41:29 to play in the first quarter, but the Nuggets were able to slowly win back in the second quarter. The teams entered a long break with the score tied at 63:63. The decisive factor in the match was the third quarter, when the Heat made an 11:0 move and led by 15 points at 84:69. After that the home team completely controlled the course of the game and only increased their advantage, achieving a crushing victory – 147:123.

The most productive player of the match was Powell, who brought 25 points to Miami, while Jaques (20 points + 11 assists) and Adebayo had double-doubles with 13 points + 10 rebounds.

San Antonio hosted Cleveland and suffered a sensational defeat.

Three-quarters of the meeting was fought evenly, with the teams responding to each other’s pushes with their own pushes and often staying within a shot or two of each other. That changed in the fourth quarter, as the Cavaliers went on a 15-2 run to take a 10-point lead, 94-84. They then maintained their advantage and won with a score of 113:101.

Cleveland’s main hero in this game was Allen, who had a double-double with 27 points and 10 rebounds. Garland can achieve the same success with 15 points and 11 assists.

Toronto beat Orlando at home.

Magic started the match better and made a 14:2 move at the start. Afterwards, they took control of the course of the game and increased the advantage completely to +21 – 51:30 in the second 12 minutes. After that, the home team slowly started to close the gap and entered the long break with a score of 11-11 at 54:65. The third quarter was tied, so Orlando still had a double-digit advantage ahead of the final: 94:84. At the beginning of the match the play followed the same scenario but in the middle Toronto made a move with 15:0 and not only won it back but also took the lead with 105:102. The fate of the game was decided by Barnes’ free throws, which set the score at 107:106 with 1 minute and 27 seconds left in the quarter.

Barnes could not make a triple-double this time, but he did a double-double and got 13 points and 11 rebounds, while the most productive name in the victory was Shead with 19 points.

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Miami – Denver – 147:123 (41:29, 22:34, 47:36, 37:24)

Miami: Powell (25), Weir (19 + 9 rebounds), Wiggins (19 + 6 assists), Adebayo (13 + 10 rebounds), Mitchell (10 + 9 assists) – start; Jovic (22), Jaques (20 + 11 assists), Smith (11), Larsson (3), Fontecchio (3), Johnson (2), Yakucionis (0), Gardner (0).

Denver: Jokic (21 + 8 assists), J. Murray (20 + 11 assists), Hardaway (16), Jones (16), Watson (11) – start; B. Brown (15), Valanciunas (6), Holmes (4), Strother (4), Nnaji (4), Pickett (2), Jones (2), Tyson (2).

San Antonio – Cleveland – 101:113 (26:25, 29:24, 23:27, 23:37)

San Antonio: Vembanyama (26 + 14 rebounds), Castle (15 + 8 assists + 5 losses), Fox (14), Vassell (7), Barnes (3) – start; Harper (11), Cornet (10 + 9 rebounds), K. Johnson (8), Shempeni (7), Brian (0).

cleveland: Allen (27 + 10 rebounds), E. Mobley (16 + 7 rebounds), Garland (15 + 11 assists), Mitchell (10 + 7 assists), Wade (10) – start; Hunter (11 + 9 rebounds), Tyson (11), Tomlin (6), Merrill (5), Porter (2).

Toronto – Orlando – 107:106 (18:29, 36:36, 30:29, 23:12)

toronto: Ingram (17 + 9 rebounds), Barnes (13 + 11 rebounds), Mamukelashvili (13), Agbadzhi (10), Quickley (4) – start; Shed (19), Dick (15), Walter (10 + 7 rebounds), Murray-Boyles (4 + 12 rebounds), Bettle (2), Bamba (0).

Orlando’s: Black (27), Banchero (23 + 15 rebounds + 10 assists), Bane (18), Jones (10), Carter (9) – start; Richardson (7), da Silva (6), Kane (3), Bitadze (2), Penda (1), Isaac (0).

Washington – Phoenix – 101:115 (23:22, 31:39, 25:26, 22:28)

washington: Johnson (24), McCollum (17), Coulibaly (13 + 7 rebounds), Watkins (3), Sarr (2) – start; Shempeny (11), Carrington (10), Riley (10), Bagley (7+7 rebounds), Brenham (4), Johnson (0), Hill (0).

Phoenix: Brooks (26), Gillespie (25 + 6 assists), Booker (22), O’Neal (15), Igodaro (6 + 10 rebounds) – starter; Goodwin (14 + 7 rebounds), Livers (3), Buey (2), Richards (2 + 9 rebounds), Hayes-Davis (0), Fleming (0), Maluach (0).

Charlotte-Milwaukee-113:123 (26:25, 40:38, 23:32, 24:28)

Charlotte: Miller (31 + 8 rebounds), Ball (26 + 7 assists + 6 losses), Diabate (14 + 9 rebounds), Bridges (3), James (0) – start; Sexton (16 + 8 assists), Green (10), McNeely (7), Hall (3), Hall (3 + 11 rebounds), Mann (0).

Milwaukee: Y. Antetokounmpo (24 + 7 assists), Turner (23 + 4 blocked shots), Porter (15 + 11 assists), Rollins (13), Green (5) – start; Portis (25), Trent (9), Kuzma (6), G. Harris (3), Sims (0).

Brooklyn – Golden State – 107:120 (30:28, 27:31, 28:30, 22:31)

Brooklyn: Porter (27 + 9 rebounds), Demin (23), Claxton (15 + 9 rebounds), Clowney (11), Mann (4) – start; Thomas (13), Traore (9), Sharpe (3), Powell (2), Wolfe (0).

Golden State: Curry (27), Butler (21), Dr. Green (7), Moody (4), Post (3) – start; Jackson-Davis (11), Payton II (10), Melton (10 + 8 rebounds), Richard (10), Podziemski (7), Hield (6), Spencer (4), Santos (0).

New Orleans – New York – 125:130 (41:37, 34:35, 28:24, 22:34)

New Orleans: Williamson (32), Bay (26 + 6 assists), Murphy (21), Quinn (7 + 9 rebounds + 6 assists), Fiers (4) – start; Poole (26), Peavey (3), Hawkins (2), Missy (2), Looney (2 + 9 rebounds).

new York: Brunson (28 + 10 assists), Anunoby (23 + 11 rebounds), Diawara (18), Towns (12 + 12 rebounds), Bridges (6 + 10 assists) – start; McBride (14), Yabusele (9), Clarkson (9), Kolek (7), McCullar (2), Jamison (2), Hookporty (0).

Oklahoma – Atlanta – 140:129 (35:38, 35:36, 43:29, 27:26)

Oklahoma: Gilgeous-Alexander (39 + 6 assists), Holmgren (24 + 9 rebounds), Jaylen Williams (20 + 9 rebounds + 7 assists), Wallace (17 + 7 rebounds), Dort (6) – start; Caruso (16 + 9 rebounds), Mitchell (10), Carlson (6), Wiggins (2), Joe (0), K. Williams (0).

of Atlanta: Alexander-Walker (30), Okongwu (26 + 14 rebounds + 6 assists), Krejci (18), Daniels (13 + 7 assists), Risache (12) – start; Kennard (12), Wallace (9), Newell (9), Gueye (0).

Houston – Indiana – 126:119 (30:25, 36:23, 39:30, 21:41)

Houston: Durant (30), Smith (21 + 10 rebounds), Thompson (20 + 8 rebounds + 7 assists), Eason (13 + 8 rebounds), Adams (8) – start; Sheppard (13), Finney-Smith (6), Capela (6+7 rebounds), Okogie (3), Davison (2), Tate (2), Green (2), A. Holiday (0).

indiana: Siakam (23), Maturin (14), Nembhard (11), Furphy (9), Huff (8) – start; Nesmith (14), Walker (12), Jackson (7), McConnell (6), Peter (6), Jones (4), Potter (3 + 6 assists), Thompson (2), Bradley (0).

Chicago – Minnesota – 101:136 (23:21, 27:34, 28:40, 23:41)

Chicago: Vucevic (23), Buzelis (13), Giddy (11), Okoro (4), White (0) – start; Smith (12), Jones (11), Dosunmu (10 + 7 assists), Herter (8), Williams (7), Phillips (2), Carter (0), Terry (0).

Minnesota: Edwards (23), Randle (17 + 14 assists), DiVincenzo (12), Gobert (9 + 10 rebounds + 4 blocks), McDaniels (7) – start; Reed (33 + 7 rebounds), Hyland (12), Clark (11), Dillingham (5), Miller (3), Juzeng (2), Conley (2), Beranger (0).

Portland – Dallas – 125:122 (42:29, 33:34, 22:30, 28:29)

Portland: Avdija (27 + 9 rebounds + 11 assists + 8 losses), Sharpe (24), Klingin (18 + 11 rebounds), Kamara (9), Sissoko (6) – start; Love (24), Ruper (9), R. Williams (8 + 8 rebounds), Yang Hansen (0).

dallas: Christie (25), Gafford (17 + 10 rebounds), Flagg (15 + 7 assists + 5 turnovers), Washington (8), Nembhard (0 + 6 assists) – start; Williams (22), Marshall (17), Thompson (14), Powell (2), Caleb Martin (2).

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ADETOKUMBO: “Disrespectful. Don’t ask me this question”

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ADETOKUMBO: “Disrespectful. Don’t ask me this question”

Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo He gave a harsh response to the question about a possible trade to another NBA club:

“I’m here. Don’t ask me that question. It’s disrespectful to me and my teammates. I wear this jersey every day.

To say I don’t want to be here is disrespectful to the organization, the coaching staff, myself and everyone who worked hard to get me on the field. Don’t ask me this question. I am her. I’m going out in this uniform. And as long as I’m here, I’ll give it my all until the last second of the match.”

On the night of December 27-28, Antetokounmpo returned to the field after his calf muscle injury and became the most productive player of the game with the Chicago Bulls – 112:103.

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