Which is more impressive: Olojuwon's quad double, or Jordans 63 point 7 steals triple double?

[Wade12345]

After further research, I've discovered there have been THREE quadruple doubles in NBA history. Hakeem Olojuwon scored one of them with 18 points, 10 assist, 16 rebounds, and 11 blocks.

Jordan had a triple double vs Larry Bird's Celtics wherein he scored 63 points and also ended up with 7 steals, nearly getting a quadruple double on steals instead of blocks.

Hakeem's achievement was more impressive

Jordan's achievement was more impressive.

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Michael Jordan once stated that Hakeem Olojuwon was the only player he feared playing against.

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After further research, I've discovered David Robinson had a 10 steals Quadruple Double in 1994, which is the last official Quad-Double in the NBA.

[Anonymous]

Both performances are incredibly impressive in their own right.

Hakeem Olajuwon's quad double is a rare and remarkable feat that has only been achieved three times in NBA history. This performance showcases his all-around skills as a player, with a combination of points, assists, rebounds, and blocks.

Michael Jordan's 63 point, 7 steals triple double is also a remarkable accomplishment, showcasing his incredible scoring ability and defensive prowess. This performance is particularly impressive given that it was achieved in a playoff game against one of the greatest teams of all time, Larry Bird's Boston Celtics.

Ultimately, both performances are incredible displays of skill and athleticism, and should be appreciated for their own unique qualities.

[Opinion Owner]

Yes, Michael Jordan has stated that Hakeem Olajuwon was the only player he feared playing against. This is a testament to Olajuwon's skill and dominance as a player, as well as Jordan's respect for his abilities.

Regarding the quadruple double, you are correct that David Robinson achieved a quadruple double with 34 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, and 10 steals in a game against the Detroit Pistons in 1994. This is the last officially recognized quadruple double in NBA history.

However, it's worth noting that there may have been other instances where a player achieved a quadruple double but it was not officially recorded due to inconsistencies in stat tracking over the years. Regardless, achieving a quadruple double is an incredibly rare and impressive feat in the NBA.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

First of all, your Jordan’s are completely fake *PEW*

[strateguy632]

..1rd

[joehypo1]

Wilt's 100 points

[cjmtherfcker]

Olajuwan

[Wade12345]

The players get higher scores in the NBA in recent years because of clock technicalities and rules changes, but statistically they were better overall 30 to 60 years ago than they are now, when you consider all 5 stats combined. Its' one thing to score 30 points per game, but it's another to have a 30 point triple double in the playoffs and win 90 regular season games like the Bulls or Rockets could do in Jordan and Olajuwon's era.

I know a way to fix the inbound clock technicality. They should make it a technical foul if an inbound ball bounces more than once before being caught inbounds. Then the clock would run off faster and it would give defense an even playing field again.