Posting one triple-double -- never mind averaging one over an entire season -- is a rarity in today's NBA, and the small group of current players considered to have superb all-around games don't really come close to matching Oscar Robertson's feat of 40 seasons ago. Here's a look at everyone recording triple fives or better during 2001-02 (All stats through April 9):

Triple Sevens
PLAYER PPG RPG APG
Jason Kidd15.07.310.0
The only player in the league to average better than seven points, rebounds and assists, New Jersey's Jason Kidd ranks fifth all-time with 46 career triple-doubles.

Triple Sixes
PLAYER PPG RPG APG
Steve Francis21.87.16.3
Averaging career-highs in points and rebounds, third-year Rockets guard Steve Francis is posting triple sixes for the second consecutive season.

Triple Fives

Garnett
PLAYER PPG RPG APG
Brent Barry14.55.55.2
Kobe Bryant25.45.65.5
Kevin Garnett21.212.25.3
Michael Jordan22.95.75.2
Tracy McGrady25.47.75.3
Scottie Pippen10.75.35.9
Antoine Walker22.28.85.1


Robertson's totals during '61-62: 30.8 ppg, 12.5 rpg, 11.4 apg.
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