20 NBA Records That Are Legitimately Unbreakable

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These are 20 NBA world records in 13 minutes. And first up, it's the longest game-winning buzzer beater set on December 15th, 2021 In a game between the Pelicans and the Thunder, many fans witnessed something truly special. Because moments before NBA history was made, something equally as spectacular happened.

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There, gotta foul.

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And they do. He fouled it.

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He fouled it.

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1.4 to play, out of time.

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But apparently, SGA's luck was contagious. Because moments after this miracle happened, Devontae Graham decided to join the party.

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And Gipsche Gilder's Alexander credit as Devontae sends it.

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Gets it!

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Gets it!

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The game winner!

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Devontae Graham stuns him in Oklahoma City.

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Just how you drew it up!

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People say lightning doesn't strike twice, but those people couldn't be farther from the truth. That said, anyone could make a 61-foot bomb by chance. But what the 1990-1991 Phoenix Suns achieved? Now, that doesn't happen by chance. Against the Denver Nuggets, the Suns scored an unfathomable 50 points in the first quarter alone, but the Suns weren't finished. They had so much fun in the first quarter, they decided to top it in the second quarter, this time scoring 57 points. Combine the two quarters together, and voila! The Suns scored 107 points in a single half. But if you thought that record was impressive, wait till you hear about the worst regular season record of all time. Or better yet, the most free throws attempted in a single game. However, first, you have to hear about Calvin Murphy. He might not be a household name yet, but that's destined to change based on his off-the-court behavior. In fact, Murphy holds the record for having the most kids in NBA history. He has 14 kids with nine different women. As Demarco Cousins III would say, he's a professional raw dogger. Sometimes even professionals can struggle, something Charles Barkley knows all too well. When Barkley retired, he finished his career with the lowest three-point percentage in NBA history when attempting at least 1,000 three-pointers. At a measly 26.6% from beyond the arc, you almost have a better chance of seeing Shaq make two consecutive free throws than you see Shaq hitting a three. In fact, Barkley is so bad at shooting threes that his inside the NBA co-host Ernie Johnson once challenged him to a three-point contest.
Maybe if Chuck was a little better at shooting threes, then he would have a championship. After all, even NBA journeyman Ish Smith won a championship this year. To date, Ish Smith has suited up for an NBA record 13 different teams over his 13 year career. He's also been traded seven times, released six times, and played in the G League two times. But through it all, Smith never gave up. He stayed committed to his hoop stream, and because of it, he's now an NBA champion. Although he can mainly think the Joker for that. One can only imagine where the Golden State Warriors would be if it weren't for the Houston Rockies. Because back in 2018, the eventual champions found themselves one game away from elimination. Heading into game seven against the Houston Rockies, the Warriors were in win or go home mode. Meanwhile, the Rockies were already booking their trip to Cancun. Despite leading 54-43 at half time, the Houston Rockies missed 27 straight three-pointers in the second half. NBA playoff record.

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Going to the right now, four of ten from the field.

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That ball was deflected.

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Gordon on a step back three. They missed 24 in a row.

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Tucker set his feet over the goalie to three.

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So back comes Gordon, kicks it the other way.

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Ariza again is off.

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Ariza for three.

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All that to say, the Rockets only lost by nine points. But do you know what's worse than losing by nine points? Losing by 73 points. And in 2021, the Oklahoma City Thunder did just that. In a 152 to 79 beat down against the Memphis Grizzlies, OKC found themselves in a hole from the get go.

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Tillman, Bain, extra pass, melted for three.

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Bango!

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X for three.

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Bango!

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Will only help Morant as Xavier Tillman knocks on that three. Nice set.

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All right, here's going to be your record.

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But they weren't the only ones embarrassed. The Charlotte Bobcats weren't just bad for one game. They were bad the entire season. Despite winning their opening game in the 2011-2012 NBA season, the Bobcats only went on to win six more games the rest of the season. And if it wasn't already embarrassing, they finished the regular season on a 23 game losing streak. If it wasn't for a shortened season, things would have really got out of hand. Nevertheless, the Bobcats finished 7-59 on the season, solidifying it as the worst season in NBA history. But enough about the worst team ever. Let's talk about the greatest quarter ever. This past year, the Warriors caught fire against the Portland Trail Blazers. For 12 minutes straight, they could not miss.