🏀Record-breaking three-point performance by Stephen Curry.
🔥Russell Westbrook surpasses Oscar Robertson's record for most triple-doubles in a season.
🏆Golden State Warriors break the NBA record for most wins in a regular season.
🌟Derrick Rose becomes the youngest player to win the NBA MVP award.
🎯Kobe Bryant scores 81 points in a single game, the second-highest scoring performance in NBA history.
What are some of the most memorable moments in NBA history?
—Some of the most memorable moments in NBA history include Stephen Curry's record-breaking three-point performance, Russell Westbrook surpassing Oscar Robertson's triple-double record, the Golden State Warriors' record-breaking season, Derrick Rose winning the MVP award at a young age, and Kobe Bryant's historic 81-point game.
Who holds the record for most three-pointers in a game?
—Stephen Curry holds the record for most three-pointers made in a single game, with 14. He achieved this feat on multiple occasions.
Who has the most triple-doubles in a season?
—Russell Westbrook holds the record for most triple-doubles in a single season, surpassing Oscar Robertson's record. He achieved this feat during the 2016-2017 NBA season.
Which team holds the record for the most wins in a regular season?
—The Golden State Warriors hold the record for the most wins in a regular season, with a record of 73-9 during the 2015-2016 NBA season.
Who are some of the youngest players to win the NBA MVP award?
—Derrick Rose is one of the youngest players to win the NBA MVP award, achieving this feat at the age of 22. Other young MVP winners include LeBron James and Wes Unseld.
00:27Stephen Curry breaks the record for most three-pointers made in a single game with 14.
02:46Russell Westbrook surpasses Oscar Robertson's record for most triple-doubles in a season.
04:32The Golden State Warriors break the record for most wins in a regular season with a record of 73-9.
06:57Derrick Rose becomes the youngest player to win the NBA MVP award at the age of 22.
09:21Kobe Bryant scores 81 points in a single game, the second-highest scoring performance in NBA history.
