This was during the 1970s in Canada, and since most people were not aware of serial killers at the time, then I can see people thinking that this guy had to be insane for what he did and how many times he did it. Today, Johnson still gets to stay in a mental hospital, instead of a prison where he belongs. I think that he knew right from wrong.
Most 20-assist triple-doubles in NBA history:
- 5 — Russell Westbrook (incl tonight)
- 4 — Magic Johnson
- 4 — Rajon Rondo
- 3 — Oscar Robertson
https://twitter.com/statmuse/status/1389388022467031042?s=21
Russ is incredible! Now, yet another record for him involving triple-doubles with 20 assists. He now only needs 3 to tie and 4 to break Oscar Robertson’s all-time record of 181 Triple-Doubles, with 7 games left to play.
And I say he breaks it! Adds a cool wrinkle to the end of the season to help make it even more meaningful.
Most career triple-doubles in the Playoffs
Top 25
- Magic Johnson (30)
- LeBron James (28)
- Jason Kidd (11)
- Draymond Green (10)
- Russell Westbrook (10)
- Rajon Rondo (10)
- Larry Bird (10)
- Wilt Chamberlain (9)
- Oscar Robertson (8)
- Nikola Jokic (5)
- John Havlicek (5)
- Tim Duncan (4)
- Scottie Pippen (4)
- Charles Barkley (4)
- Walt Frazier (4)
- Elgin Baylor (4)
- Blake Griffin (3)
- James Harden (3)
- Chris Paul (3)
- Kevin Garnett (3)
- Clyde Drexler (3)
- Fat Lever (3)
- Lenny Wilkens (3)
- Bill Russell (3)
- Tom Gola (3)
Source
https://www.statmuse.com/nba/ask/most-tripl-doubles-in-the-playoff
Link: https://youtu.be/440Pv6iSwcY
Libretto: https://www.opera-arias.com/britten/the-rape-of-lucretia/libretto/
Okay, I know Lucretia is technically listed as a contralto. But the lines are often blurred. Often, the same role could be termed a low mezzo or contralto. I figured I would just include this one as an example of a low female voice in modern opera. There is also another, minor role sung by a mezzo, that of Lucretia's nurse Bianca.
Lucretia is my second favorite Britten opera, second only to Turn of the Screw . It is unique, interesting, and dynamic. The story is a tear-jerker. The music, typical of Britten, is haunting and wild.
https://twitter.com/MagicJohnson/status/1334309233236402183
Everyone now has to watch out for the Wizards! They traded for Russell Westbrook today. A @russwest44/@RealDealBeal23 will terrorize the East and make the Wizards a playoff team.
Any thoughts on Magic saying this?
I think that the Wizards will be in the 6-7 range in the East with a good playoff run.
Thoughts?
Luka Doncic vs Wizards
31 Points 12 Rebounds and 20 Assists in 39 Minutes and 1 Turnover
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjGFaDPl1oQ
Oscar Robertson 12/11/1961 vs Chicago Packers
32 Points 15 Rebounds 20 Assists in 47 Minutes
Magic Johnson 11/28/1988 vs Philadelphia 76ers
32 Points 11 Rebounds 20 Assists in 42 Minutes and 7 Turnovers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LoELfNFZaQ
Russell Westbrook 03/29/2021 vs. Indiana Pacers
35 Points 14 Rebounds 21 Assists in 39 Minutes and 4 Turnovers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONoWDItdP3k
Source
https://www.statmuse.com/nba/ask/most-games-with-30-points-10-rebounds-20-assist-in-a-game
Jason Sehorn
- Triple Jump - 48' 01
- College - Shasta
Mark Bradley
- 300mH - 37.33
- High Jump - 7' 01
- 2000 Arkansas 5A State Champion in 300m Hurdles & High Jump
- 7ft+ Club
Derek Russell
- 110mH - 13.4
- Sub 13.5 Club (HS)
John Henderson
- 120ydH - 14.6
Mike Miller
- 100yd - 9.5
Carl Ward
- 100yd - 9.8
Robert Smith
- 200m - 21.38
- 400m - 46.41
- Triple Jump - 44' 06.75
Lawrence Johnson
- 60yd - 6.2
- 100m - 10.37
- 200m - 20.76
- 220yd - 20.9
- 1976 Big Ten Champion in 60yd
- 1976 Big Ten Champion in 100m & 200m
- 1977 Big Ten Champion in 100m
- College - Wisconsin
Bob Sherman
- 120ydH - 14.9
Leon Burton
- 100yd - 10.1
- 180ydH - 19.1
- 1953 Michigan Class A State Champion in 180yd Hurdles & 880yd Relay
- 1958 & 1957 Border Conference Champion in 100yd
- College - Arizona State
Tyrone Wheatley
- 200m - 21.63
Willmer Fowler
- High Jump - 5' 10.5
Bob Shaw
- Shot Put (HS) - 54' 0
Earl Putnam
- Shot Put (HS) - 54' 03.5
- 1952 Border Conference Champion in Shot Put & Discus
- 1951 Border Conference Champion in Shot Put
- College - Arizona State
John Henry Johnson
- 1953 Border Conference Champion in Shot Put & Discus
- College - Arizona State
Henry Carr
- 100yd - 9.4
- 440yd - 45.49
- 1964 WAC Champion in 100yd & 220yd
- 1963 WAC Champion in 110yd, 220yd, 440yd Relay & Mile Relay
Larry Hendershot
- Shot Put (College) - 54' 10.5
- 1963 WAC Champion in Shot Put
- College - Arizona State
Fair Hooker
- 120ydH - 13.8
- 1968 WAC Champion in 120yd Hurdles
- College - Arizona State
TJ Duckett
- Shot Put (HS) - 64' 0.5
- Michigan Class A State Champion in Shot Put in 1997, 1998 & 1999
- Michigan Class A State Champion in 4x100m in 1997
1 and 2 are pretty cut and clear, some may have Steph higher and he has the potential to pass magic if he keeps on playing at an superstar level for years to come, but Magic has the combination of peak and sustained dominance over Steph.
Oscar Robertson at 3rd because he was just so ridiculously efficient especially for his era, has 9 first team all-nba, has an MVP, won a championship, averaged a triple double twice.
Now for the controversial one, Isiah Thomas over CP3/Nash. I'll preface with saying that I think CP3 is definitely the better player. When healthy. The best ability is availability, and the only reason that CP3 isn't a champion is a hamstring injury. If he doesn't get injured in 2015 against houston, if he doesn't get injured in 2016 against the blazers, 2018 we all know what happened, and if he doesn't struggle coming back from injury in 2019, his playoff success would look very different. But it can't be ignored, being able to stay healthy to lead your team to win in the playoffs is part of the game.
And for that reason I have zeke over him, who doesn't have the regular stats as CP3 but was among the best ever in elevating his performance in the playoffs, which ultimately led to 3 straight Finals appearances, beating MJ's Bulls each time to get there, 2 championships, and 1 finals MVP.
Also why I have Steve Nash over CP3 even tho I believe CP3 is the better player at his peak vs Nash. Honestly this one was the hardest one for me because unlike zeke, Nash doesn't have any finals appearances or championships wins just like CP3. It could honestly go either way depending on how much you value MVPs and being able to stay healthy. If CP3 didn't miss so many games in 2014 and in 2017 he might have been able to snag an MVP too, but he didn't and that impacts my rankings. Same thing for Nash leading his team to the WCF 3 times, which CP3 probably could have also done if he had been healthier.
Then CP3 because despite all of those injuries he was still among the very best players in the game for a long time and still right now. He's still playing at a high level right now. Combine his playmaking skills, shot creating skills, and elite defense, and sustaining that for a long time, it's hard to put any of the rest above him.
Westbrook after those two as he had a phenomenal peak 3 years (2015, 2016, 2017) and a good amount of playoff success too, but the injuries and the inefficiency comp
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