A.C. Green

Cross-checked official NBA, Lakers, Mavericks, and Suns histories, the league's career-high records, championship retrospectives, and verified archived box scores. The order starts with Green's defining durability record, then balances his individual peak, best postseason production, and championship contributions across the Showtime and Shaq–Kobe eras.

1. #1. Green made his 907th consecutive appearance, passing Randy Smith for the NBA record, and recorded seven points, seven rebounds, two assists, and a steal against Golden State; the streak ultimately reached an unmatched 1,192 games. NBA history: Green breaks the consecutive-games record · NBA official Warriors–Mavericks box score
2. #2. Green set his career scoring high with 35 points, grabbed 19 rebounds, and added two steals as Phoenix won 119–103 at Sacramento, the clearest single-game expression of his peak as a full-time starter. NBA official A.C. Green profile and career highs · NBA official Suns–Kings box score
3. #3. Green scored 25 points on 8-of-12 shooting and pulled down 15 rebounds as Phoenix routed defending champion Houston 130–108 in 1995 Western Conference semifinals Game 2, his highest-scoring verified playoff performance. Suns: A.C. Green's Phoenix career and championship legacy · NBA official Rockets–Suns Game 2 box score
4. #4. Green scored 21 points on 9-of-11 shooting with eight rebounds as Los Angeles won 99–86 at Detroit in 1988 Finals Game 3, reclaiming home-court advantage on the way to the Showtime Lakers' repeat championship. Lakers: A.C. Green's championship career · NBA official Lakers–Pistons Finals Game 3 box score
5. #5. Green started the 2000 Finals clincher and contributed six points, five rebounds, and a steal as the Lakers beat Indiana 116–111, earning his third championship 12 years after the Showtime repeat. Suns: Green's three championships and Finals in three decades · NBA official Pacers–Lakers Finals Game 6 box score

Reviewed through 2026-07-18