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34 by Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia Warriors (vs. St. Louis Hawks) on February 22, 1962
Michael Jordan attempted 8, 772 free throws during his career in basketball. This is the 4th most free throws in basketball league history. Of the 8,772 shots, he made 7,327. This is a .835 percentage.
Points = 51 Field Goals Made = 20 Field Goals Attempted = 36 Three Point Field Goals Made = 9 Three Point Field Goals Attempted = 20 Free Throws Made = 23 Free Throws Attempted = 27 Offensive Rebounds = 8 Defensive Rebounds = 13 Total Rebounds = 16 Assists = 14 Steals = 6 Blocks = 6 Minutes Played = 63
In the NBA, the record is 97 in a row by Michael Williams of the Minnesota Timberwolves. He accomplished this feat over 2 season (1992-1993, 1993-1994). The Guinness world record holder is Ted St. Martin, who made 5,221 consecutive free throws on April 28, 1996. He did so while giving a shooting clinic to students, taking over 7 hours to complete the task. The most by an amateur and second most overall is Hal Cohen, a former SU player. He hit 598 consecutive free throws after practice when he was 17 in High School.
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Ted St. Martin holds the world records for the most consecutive free throws made in a row. He 5,221 consecutive free throws on April 28,1996 while teaching a shooting clinic to students. It took him 7 hours and 22 minutes to complete this task.
Most Field Goals Attempted, Season 52 David Akers, San Francisco, 2011
Wilt Chamberlain and Adrian Dantley both sunk 28 free throws in one NBA game.
Michael Williams holds the record for the most NBA free-throws in a row. From March 24, 1993 until Nov. 9, 1993, he made 97 consecutive free throws with the Timberwolves.
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