Isiah Thomas and Kelly Tripuka
The Denver Nuggets once scored 184 points in a game... and lost. On December 13, 1983, the Nuggets and the Detroit Pistons played a triple overtime game, with the Pistons winning 186-184. The teams' scores rank first and second all-time for most points by a team in one game. Four players topped 40 points, also a record. For Detroit, Isiah Thomas had 47 points, and John Long had 41. Kiki Vandeweghe scored 51 points, and Alex English finished with 47 for Denver. Summary: Denver and Pistons. 186(Pistons-184(Denver)
Luke aldridge with three hundred and twenty-four points in a single game
Luke aldridge with three hundred and twenty-four points in a single game
Pistons won a triple-overtime game against the Nuggets in a NBA highest scoring game of 186-184. Combined scoring 370 points.
The final score of the highest-scoring NBA game in history was 186-184, with the Detroit Pistons defeating the Denver Nuggets in triple overtime on December 13, 1983.
1-0 was the very first basketball scoring
The Detroit Pistons beat Denver 186 - 184. 370 total points. The game took place in Denver in 1983.
No player ever won an National Collegiate Athletic Association scoring title, American Basketball Association scoring title, and National Basketball Association scoring title. ABA (1967-1976) scoring title winners were Connie Hawkins, Larry Jones, Spencer Haywood, Dan Issel, Charlie Scott, Julius Erving (three times), and George McGinnis. None of those players ever won a scoring title in the NBA.
By a scoreboard.
Highest Scoring NBA GameThe highest aggregate score in an NBA match is 370, when the Detroit Pistons (186) beat the Denver Nuggets (184) at Denver, Colorado, USA, on December 13, 1983. Overtime was played after a 145-145 tie in regulation time.Highest Scoring Game In The NBAThe Los Angles Lakers---203Denver Nuggets ----206The overtime was 14 times and it started at Nuggets-130 Lakers--130January 7th 1998EDIT: Which is total bull until I get a link.
Wilt Chamberlain was the basketball player known as "The Big Dipper." He was a dominant force in the NBA due to his scoring and rebounding abilities. Chamberlain is considered one of the greatest players in basketball history.
Scoring because it makes you win better then to lose.