No, it does not.
There have been 5 OU Bball players who have scored at least 2000 points in their career.
Tucker Gardiner
They are still points, aren't they? Yes, they are added. Correction: Actually no, points scored in nba playoff games are not added to the total points scored in a players career. Career points scored for a player usually only refers to the regular season and does not include the nba postseason or aka playoffs. It is because technically playoff games are considered exhibition games, so while stats are also kept for these exhibition games the exhibition games do not count towards a players career total. For example the nba all-star game is also an exhibition game, so any points scored during the all star game will not count towards a players point total for the season or his career. Same goes for rebounds, blocks, assists, etc.
As of the 2007-08 season, that would be Michael Jordan at 30.12 points per game and Wilt Chamberlain at 30.07 points per game.
2 of them...One is that he is the youngest ball player to score over 50 points in a game...Another is that he has the most career points on the Cavs.
Dirk Nowitzki has 19,045 career points.
Tracy McGrady's career high is 62 points
Wayne Gretzky. (He has the most career goals, as well as the most career points.) He finished his career with a total of 2,857
25,279 career points for Reggie Miller
Steve Nash scored 42 points twice in his career!
You only get points for your Active players. Your reserves (or BENCH) players do get points, but their points do not count towards your total.
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