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I think Michael Finley is tied with Bruce for number of threes made in a game.
Can someone please guide me as to where I can find the all-time records for Spurs players---points, field goals, rebounds, 3-pointers, etc. Is there such a place only for Spurs records?
I think Michael Finley is tied with Bruce for number of threes made in a game.
The Spurs media guide will have all of that information:
http://www.nba.com/spurs/news/mediaguide.html
Ironically Tim hold the record at 17-17 for FT's.
Thanks, FromWayDowntown
Sean Elliot has Spurs record of 563 3-pointers. Manu is closing in on that one---he has 554 according to Spurs.com
Sean played a lot of years with the 3-point line much further back than it is now. Still, it seemed like it would be inevitable that Manu would pass that mark.
Oh, and to save timvp -- it's Elliott
Finley holds the franchise record for 3s in a game in the playoffs
Denver 07 game 5. It was gorgeous to watch
Regular season I could swear its either Chuck Person or Bowen.
But I couldn't find all-time playoff stats leaders---like most points, rebounds, 3-pointers, etc. in a career. Are they at the same place?
This is taken from pages 144-45 of this year's media guide. I suspect you'll find that the same names come up time and again on these top 10 lists.
SPURS ALL-TIME PLAYOFF LEADERS
(bold = player active in 2007-08 season with Spurs)
GAMES
138 – Tim Duncan
123 – David Robinson
100 – Bruce Bowen
100 – Tony Parker
90 – Manu Ginobili
85 – Sean Elliott
81 – Avery Johnson
80 – Malik Rose
64 – Robert Horry
57 – George Gervin
POINTS
3,282 – Tim Duncan
2,221 – David Robinson
1,776 – Tony Parker
1,592 – George Gervin
1,407 – Manu Ginobili
1,118 – Sean Elliott
920 – Avery Johnson
646 – Mike Mitc
636 – Bruce Bowen
543 – Terry mings
REBOUNDS
1,728 – Tim Duncan
1,301 – David Robinson
446 – Manu Ginobili
348 – Malik Rose
341 – Sean Elliott
340 – George Gervin
306 – Robert Horry
296 – Bruce Bowen
296 – Tony Parker
286 – Mark Olberding
ASSISTS
547 – Avery Johnson
489 – Tim Duncan
460 – Tony Parker
339 – Johnny Moore
311 – Manu Ginobili
280 – David Robinson
207 – Sean Elliott
185 – George Gervin
166 – Rod Strickland
141 – Bruce Bowen
FG MADE
1,212 – Tim Duncan
768 – David Robinson
707 – Tony Parker
622 – George Gervin
433 – Manu Ginobili
384 – Sean Elliott
384 – Avery Johnson
273 – Mike Mitc
230 – Mark Olberding
227 – Bruce Bowen
FG ATTEMPTED
2,390 – Tim Duncan
1,604 – David Robinson
1,581 – Tony Parker
1,224 – George Gervin
968 – Manu Ginobili
862 – Sean Elliott
790 – Avery Johnson
577 – Bruce Bowen
544 – Mike Mitc
486 – Mark Olberding
3-PT FG MADE
134 – Bruce Bowen
132 – Manu Ginobili
73 – Sean Elliott
65 – Robert Horry
62 – Michael Finley
60 – Brent Barry
60 – Tony Parker
52 – Chuck Person
49 – Jaren Jackson
38 – Stephen Jackson
3-PT FG ATTEMPTED
345 – Manu Ginobili
305 – Bruce Bowen
205 – Sean Elliott
204 – Tony Parker
161 – Robert Horry
152 – Michael Finley
149 – Brent Barry
146 – Jaren Jackson
132 – Chuck Person
113 – Stephen Jackson
FT MADE
855 – Tim Duncan
684 – David Robinson
409 – Manu Ginobili
348 – George Gervin
302 – Tony Parker
277 – Sean Elliott
153 – Malik Rose
151 – Avery Johnson
112 – Mark Olberding
101 – James Silas
FT ATTEMPTED
1,227 – Tim Duncan
966 – David Robinson
506 – Manu Ginobili
429 – Tony Parker
424 – George Gervin
346 – Sean Elliott
228 – Avery Johnson
207 – Malik Rose
145 – Mark Olberding
140 – Terry mings
STEALS
151 – David Robinson
138 – Manu Ginobili
96 – Tony Parker
94 – Avery Johnson
93 – Tim Duncan
85 – Bruce Bowen
70 – Johnny Moore
69 – George Gervin
59 – Sean Elliott
45 – Robert Horry
BLOCKS
380 – Tim Duncan
312 – David Robinson
55 – Robert Horry
52 – Bruce Bowen
51 – George Gervin
51 – Mike Green
42 – Artis Gilmore
37 – Sean Elliott
34 – Billy Paultz
31 – George Johnson
FG PCT. (35 MADE)
.596 – Fabricio Oberto (53-89)
.582 – Artis Gilmore (121-208)
.550 – Nazr Mohammed (77-140)
.550 – Will Perdue (44-80)
.540 – Frank Brickowski (53-98)
.533 – Dennis Rodman (64-120)
.527 – Antoine Carr (68-129)
.517 – David Wingate (46-89)
.508 – George Gervin (622-1,224)
.507 – Tim Duncan (1,212-2,390)
3-PT FG% (10 MADE)
.443 – Vinny Del Negro (31-70)
.439 – Bruce Bowen (134-305)
.408 – Michael Finley (62-152)
.404 – Robert Horry (65-161)
.402 – Brent Barry (60-149)
.400 – Danny Ferry (32-80)
.394 – Chuck Person (52-132)
.393 – Willie Anderson (11-28)
.383 – Manu Ginobili (132-345)
.382 – Steve Kerr (13-34)
FT. PCT. (30 MADE)
.971 – Steve Smith (33-34)
.898 – Michael Finley (53-59)
.868 – Antonio Daniels (66-76)
.866 – Mario Elie (58-67)
.821 – George Gervin (348-424)
Thanks, FromWayDowntown. I really appreciate the fact that you took the time to send me all those stats.
I am glad to see that the current Spurs "dynasty" is mentioned all over the place in the playoff stats.
It's an easy thing to do when those guys have played in so many more games than all but the longest term old-time Spurs. Before 2003, no Spur in history had played in 100 playoff games. Now there are 4 guys who've played in at least 100 games and a 5th who's likely to get to that plateau before he retires. It makes a big difference in the counting stats to have played in a lot of games -- much easier to ac ulate a lot of numbers.
For what it's worth, if Brent Barry plays in 2 more playoff games, he'll move into a tie for 10th place on the games played list. Getting to the Finals on multiple occasions makes a very big difference in these sorts of lists.
Ice -
27.96 ppg
50% FG%
5.96 Reb/pg
3.24 Assist/pg
82% FT%
1.2 steals/pg
just under 1.0 blk pg.
How many years does Tony have left wearing a Spurs uniform?
He could end up leading more than one of those categories.(games played, assists, fg made and attempted, steals)
He's signed thru the 2010-2011 season.
He's very likely to play a whole lot of playoff games with Tim Duncan, who is going to keep extending his leads in many categories. To surpass Tim, Tony Parker is going to have to play in at least 39 more playoff games than Tim has. If you stop to think about it, that difference is as many playoff games as Willie Anderson played in over 5 playoff runs with the Spurs and is more more playoff games than guys like Mike Mitc , Larry Kenon, and Billy Paultz played with the Spurs.
It's going to take a whole lot for Tony Parker to close that gap -- and it's going to be hard to do because to close that gap, Parker will have to play a lot of games without Tim Duncan. Good luck on that one.
It's so weird seeing Finley's name in there considering he's only had 2 playoff runs with the Spurs. It shows how important he is with 3 point and ft shooting when it matters.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/
This is pretty good for finding stats and other useless information.
Elliott actually played two years with the line closer. The line as it is now is as far back as it's ever been.
Thanks.
What?!?!3-PT FG MADE
134 – Bruce Bowen
132 – Manu Ginobili
3-PT FG ATTEMPTED
345 – Manu Ginobili
305 – Bruce Bowen
This must be a mistake. Manu Fan has recently told me Bowen is overrated trash. Bowen with more makes on 40 less attempts?
Preposterous.
whottt, thoughts?3-PT FG% (10 MADE)
.443 – Vinny Del Negro (31-70)
.439 – Bruce Bowen (134-305)
.408 – Michael Finley (62-152)
.404 – Robert Horry (65-161)
.402 – Brent Barry (60-149)
Beat me to it, damn you!
Not to belittle Bowen's accomplishments or to inflate Manu's but I do not believe you can compare for Manu's takes a lot of 3 pointers where he is creating his own shot, Bowen's shots are most of them wide open shots of someone's assists.
Now, I do not need to see any freaking stat sheet to disregard that fool's comments about Bowen.
Yeah, one fan's stupid comments about Bowen while trying to overrate Manu's defense and all of a sudden the CoM, is accused of having a problem with Bowen's impact on the game.
the three point line was further back than it is now?
how far was it previously? It must have been damn far out there if it was even farther.
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