Posted Mar 4 2013 10:19AM
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1962: Wilt Scores 100!
Wilt Chamberlain set the NBA single-game scoring record by tallying 100 points for the Philadelphia Warriors in a 169-147 victory over the New York Knicks.
Season of Giants: Remembering the 1961-62 season
NBA.com's 16-part series on the greatest season in NBA history.
1962: Baylor Scores 61 for Finals Record
1962: Elgin Baylor was a scoring machine in Game 5 of the NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics, ringing up 61 points, a feat that remains a Finals record.
1963: Cousy Dribbles Out the Clock
Bob Cousy and the Celtics were called "too old," to win their fifth straight title, but the Houdini of the Hardwood proved them wrong in his final game.
1965: West Averages 46.3 Points vs. Bullets
The Baltimore Bullets were the victims of the greatest single-man assault in playoff history when Lakers' guard Jerry West averaged more than 46 points a game over six games of their Western Division Finals series.
1965: "Havlicek Stole the Ball!"
Celtics broadcaster Johnny Most made basketball's most famous call, describing John Havlicek's heroics in the closing seconds of Game 7 of the 1965 Eastern Division Finals.
1969: Boston Caps the Russell Era With 11th Title in 13 Years
Player-coach Bill Russell inspired Boston to one last title in '68-69 before retiring as the game's greatest champion.
 | Courtside: Ty Lawson Ty Lawson joins NBA TV to talk about losing Andre Iguodala and the changes the Nuggets made in the off season. |
 | Get to Know: Glen Rice Jr. Get to know Washington Wizards' rookie forward, Glen Rice Jr. on and off the court. |
 | Vesely Dunk Jan Vesely takes the pass and slams it through the basket. |
 | Porter Dunk Otto Porter rocks the rim. |
 | Andrews Cleans Up Zach Andrews follows-up a botched alley-oop attempt with a dunk of his own during the Summer League. |
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