NBA All-Star Game records

This article lists all-time leading figures achieved in the NBA All-Star Game in every major statistical category recognized by the league. This includes statistical records set by individuals in single All-Star games and over the course of their careers. For other NBA records, see NBA regular season records and NBA post-season records.

Team

Scoring

• Most points in a game – team
  • 155 by West All-Stars (2003)

• Most points in a game – both teams
  • 303 (1987)

• Fewest points in a game – team
  • 75 by East All-Stars (1953)

• Fewest points in a game – both teams
  • 154 (1953)

• Largest margin of victory
  • 40 (153–113) by West All-Stars (1992)

• Slightest margin of victory
  • 1 (124–123) by East All-Stars (1965)
  • 1 (108–107) by West All-Stars (1971)
  • 1 (125–124) by West All-Stars (1977)
  • 1 (111–110) by East All-Stars (2001)

Field goals

• Highest field goal percentage – team
  • 0.653 (64/98) by West All-Stars (1992)

• Highest field goal percentage – both teams
  • 0.543 (119/229) (2004)

• Lowest field goal percentage – team
  • 0.292 (35/120) by West All-Stars (1966)

• Lowest field goal percentage – both teams
  • 0.362 (59/163) (1953)

• Most field goals made – team
  • 69 by West All-Stars (2007)

• Most field goals made – both teams
  • 128 (2007)

• Least field goals made – team
  • 25 by East All-Stars (1953)

• Least field goals made – both teams
  • 59 (1953)

• Most field goals attempted – team
  • 135 by East All-Stars (1960)

• Most field goals attempted – both teams
  • 256 (1960)

• Least field goals attempted – team
  • 66 by East All-Stars (1953)

• Least field goals attempted – both teams
  • 162 (1953)

Free throws

• Highest free throw percentage – team
  • 1.000 (18/18) by West All-Stars (1973)

• Highest free throw percentage – both teams
  • 0.838 (31/37) (1977)

• Lowest free throw percentage – team
  • 0.364 (4/11) by West All-Stars (2004)

• Lowest free throw percentage – both teams
  • 0.500 (16/32) (2004)
  • 0.500 (11/22) (2007)
  • 0.500 (14/28) (2008)

• Most free throws made – team
  • 40 by East All-Stars (1959)

• Most free throws made – both teams
  • 71 (1987)

• Fewest free throws made – team
  • 4 by West All-Stars (2004)

• Fewest free throws made – both teams
  • 11 (2007)

• Most free throws attempted – team
  • 57 by West All-Stars (1970)

• Most free throws attempted – both teams
  • 95 (1956)

• Fewest free throws attempted – team
  • 9 by West All-Stars (2007)

• Fewest free throws attempted – both teams
  • 22 (2007)

Rebounds

• Most rebounds recorded – team
  • 83 by East All-Stars (1966)

• Most rebounds recorded – both teams
  • 151 (1960)

• Least rebounds recorded – team
  • 37 by West All-Stars (1983)

• Least rebounds recorded – both teams
  • 89 (1983)

Assists

• Most assists – team
  • 52 by West All-Stars (2007)

• Most assists – both teams
  • 85 (1984 1OT)
  • 81 (2007)

• Least assists – team
  • 15 by West All-Stars (1965)

• Least assists – both teams
  • 37 (1964)

Steals

• Most steals – team
  • 24 by East All-Stars (1989)

• Most steals- both teams
  • 40 (1989)

Blocks

• Most blocks – team
  • 16 by West All-Stars (1980 1OT)
  • 12 by West All-Stars (1994)

• Most blocks – both teams
  • 25 (1980 1OT)
  • 21 (1994)

Individual

• Most selections

• 19 by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

• Most selections among active players

• 14 by Kevin Garnett

• Most games played

• 18 by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

• Most MVP titles

• 4 by Bob Pettit (1 shared title) (1956, 1958, 1959, 1962)
• 4 by Kobe Bryant (1 shared title) (2002, 2007, 2009, 2011)

• Players to record a triple-double

• Michael Jordan – 14 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists in 26 minutes (1997)
• LeBron James – 29 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists in 32 minutes (2011)

Scoring

• Most points per game – career (3 games min.)

• 24.4 by LeBron James (171/7)

• Most points – career

• 262 by Michael Jordan

• Most points – game

• 42 by Wilt Chamberlain (1962)

• Most points – half

• 24 by Glen Rice (1997)

• Most points – quarter

• 20 by Glen Rice (1997)

Minutes

• Most minutes – career

• 449 by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

• Most minutes – game

• 42 by Oscar Robertson (1964)
• 42 by Bill Russell (1964)
• 42 by Jerry West (1964)
• 42 by Nate Thurmond (1967)

• Most minutes per game

• 31.7 by Oscar Robertson

Rebounds

• Most rebounds- career

• 197 by Wilt Chamberlain

• Most rebounds – game

• 27 by Bob Pettit (1962)

• Most rebounds per game

• 16.2 by Bob Pettit

• Most offensive rebounds – game

• 10 by Kobe Bryant (2011)

• Most defensive rebounds – game

• 19 by Dikembe Mutombo (2001)

• Most rebounds – half

• 16 by Bob Pettit (1962)
• 16 by Wilt Chamberlain (1960)

• Most rebounds – quarter

• 10 by Bob Pettit (1962)

Assists

• Most assists – career

• 127 by Magic Johnson

• Most assists – game

• 22 by Magic Johnson (1984)

• Most assists per game

• 10.5 by Chris Paul

• Most assists – half

• 13 by Magic Johnson (1984)

• Most assists – quarter

• 9 by John Stockton (1989)

Field goals

• Highest field goal percentage – career

• .810 by Dwight Howard

• Most field goals made – career

• 110 by Michael Jordan

• Most field goals made – game

• 17 by Michael Jordan (1988)
• 17 by Kevin Garnett (2003)
• 17 by Wilt Chamberlain (1962)

• Most field goals made – half

• 10 by Wilt Chamberlain (1962)

• Most field goals made – quarter

• 8 by Dave DeBusschere (1967)
• 8 by Glen Rice (1997)

• Most field goals attempted – career

• 233 by Michael Jordan

• Most field goals attempted – game

• 27 by Rick Barry (1967)
• 27 by Michael Jordan (2003)

• Most field goals attempted – half

• 17 by Glen Rice (1997)

• Most field goals attempted – quarter

• 12 by Bill Sharman (1960)

Free throws

• Highest free throw percentage – career

• 1.000 by Archie Clark
• 1.000 by Clyde Drexler

• Most free throws made – career

• 78 by Elgin Baylor

• Most free throws made – game

• 12 by Elgin Baylor (1962)
• 12 by Oscar Robertson (1965)

• Most free throws made – half

• 10 by Zelmo Beaty (1966)

• Most free throws made – quarter

• 9 by Zelmo Beaty (1966)
• 9 by Julius Erving (1978)

• Most free throws attempted – career

• 98 by Elgin Baylor
• 98 By Oscar Robertson

• Most free throws attempted – game

• 16 by Wilt Chamberlain (1962)

• Most free throws attempted – half

• 12 by Zelmo Beaty (1966)

• Most free throws attempted – quarter

• 11 by Julius Erving (1978)

Three-point shooting

• Most three point field goals made – career

• 22 by Ray Allen

• Most three point field goals made – game

• 6 by Mark Price (1993)

• Most three point field goals made – half

• 6 by Mark Price (1993)

• Most three point field goals attempted – career

• 71 by Ray Allen

• Most three point field goals attempted – game

• 11 by Ray Allen (2005)
• 11 by Kevin Durant (2011)

• Most three point field goals attempted – half

• 7 by Scottie Pippen (1994)
• 7 by Ray Allen (2005)
• 7 by Tracy McGrady (2006)

Steals

• Most steals – career

• 37 by Michael Jordan

• Most steals per game

• 3.5 by Chris Paul

• Most steals – game

• 8 by Rick Barry (1975)

• Most steals – half

• 5 by Larry Bird (1986)

• Most steals – quarter

• 4 by Fred Brown (1976)
• 4 by Larry Bird (1986)
• 4 by Isiah Thomas (1989)

Blocks

• Most blocks – career

• 31 by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

• Most blocks per game

• 1.92 by Hakeem Olajuwon

• Most blocks – game

• 6 by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1980)

• Most blocks – half

• 4 by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1980)
• 4 by Michael Jordan (1988)
• 4 by Hakeem Olajuwon (1994)

• Most blocks – quarter

• 4 by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1980)

All-Star Weekend records

• Most Slam Dunk Contests won

• 3 by Nate Robinson (2006, 2009, 2010)

• Most consecutive Slam Dunk Contests won

• 2 by Michael Jordan (1987, 1988)
• 2 by Jason Richardson (2002, 2003)
• 2 by Nate Robinson (2009, 2010)

• Most Three-Point Shootout Contests won

• 3 by Larry Bird (1986, 1987, 1988)
• 3 by Craig Hodges (1990, 1991, 1992)

• Most consecutive Three-Point Shootout Contests won

• 3 by Larry Bird (1986, 1987, 1988)
• 3 by Craig Hodges (1990, 1991, 1992)

• Youngest Slam Dunk Champion (All-Star weekend)

• Kobe Bryant (&1000000000000001800000018 years, &10000000000000169000000169 days)

Other records

• Attendance

• 108,713 for the 2010 NBA All-Star Game which was held in Cowboys Stadium at Arlington, Texas — the largest attendance in history for any basketball game.

• Youngest All-Star Game MVP

• LeBron James (&1000000000000002100000021 years, &1000000000000005100000051 days)

References

• http://NBA.com/history
• http://www.nbahoopsonline.com