On March 5, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued today, and in a game that just ended, the 76ers trailed by as many as 18 points in the third quarter, relying on Harden's outstanding play of 19 points in the fourth quarter to finally beat the Bucks 133-130 to complete the big comeback.
Harden finished with 38 points, 9 rebounds and 10 assists on 11-of-26 shooting, 5-of-9 three-pointers and 11-of-11 free throws. According to statistics, this is Harden's 125th 35+5+5 game in his career, and it is also the fourth player in history to get at least 125 35+5+5, see who the top three are.
The first player in NBA history to score 125 games of 35+5+5 was Oscar Robertson. As the former all-time triple-double king, Big O is a ceiling-level existence in this type of scoring + rebounding + assists data, and has scored 35+5+5 in a total of 178 games in his career, the first in history.
The second to do this is the old rogue Jordan. As a player who can contribute 30+5+5 per game in his career and achieve an average of 35+ per game in two seasons, Jordan's 35+5+5 games will certainly not be less, with a total of 134 35+5+5 games in his career, which ranks third in history.
The third to do it was James. As the most versatile player in NBA history, James is as invincible as Big O in the list of scoring +5 rebounds + 5 assists, and has scored 35+5+5 in 174 games, ranking second in history. With James' current form, there is a good chance of surpassing Big O's 177 games in the future to rise to the first place in history.
In fact, not to mention that there are only 4 players in 125 games of 35+5+5, if the conditions are relaxed to 100 games, there are only 5 people, in addition to the first 4 people, there is one more Chamberlain, this ancient beast has 103 games 35+5+5 in his career.