Glenn Robinson

Cross-checked Robinson's official NBA profile, Bucks career retrospectives and season history, his two All-Star selections, and verified box scores. The five combine his two greatest scoring performances with the three-game closing sequence that carried Milwaukee to within one win of the 2001 NBA Finals.

1. #1. Robinson set his NBA career high with 45 points on 18-of-27 shooting, adding seven rebounds as Milwaukee routed Golden State 122–95 during his second consecutive All-Star season. NBA official Glenn Robinson career profile · NBA official Warriors–Bucks box score
2. #2. Facing elimination at Charlotte, Robinson scored 29 points with six rebounds and two blocks as Milwaukee won 104–97 in 2001 conference-semifinal Game 6 to force a deciding game. Bucks history: the 2001 team reaches the East finals · NBA official Bucks–Hornets conference-semifinal Game 6 box score
3. #3. Robinson followed with another 29 points, five rebounds, and a block as the Bucks beat Charlotte 104–95 in Game 7, sending Milwaukee to its first conference finals since 1986. Bucks retrospective: Robinson calls the 2001 conference finals his ultimate team achievement · NBA official Hornets–Bucks conference-semifinal Game 7 box score
4. #4. Robinson supplied 22 points and five assists as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 110–100 in 2001 East-finals Game 6, extending the franchise's deepest playoff run in 15 years to a seventh game. Bucks archive: 2001 Eastern Conference finals · NBA official 76ers–Bucks East-finals Game 6 box score
5. #5. Robinson scored 44 points with seven rebounds, six assists, a steal, and a block as Milwaukee won 126–118 at Washington, the scoring peak of his first three NBA seasons. Bucks retrospective: Robinson becomes the franchise's cornerstone No. 1 pick · NBA official Bucks–Bullets box score

Reviewed through 2026-07-19