LaMarcus Aldridge

Cross-checked NBA, Trail Blazers, Spurs, Rockets, and Thunder coverage, official box scores and scorer reports, playoff retrospectives, franchise records, player profiles, and recurring historical discussion. Aldridge's consecutive 40-point road wins in Houston form the unmistakable center; the 30-and-25 Portland peak and two extraordinary San Antonio scoring performances complete an era-spanning account of his midrange dominance.

1. #1. Aldridge erupted for 46 points and 18 rebounds over 45 minutes in Houston, becoming the first player since Elgin Baylor with those totals in a road playoff win as Portland stole the 2014 opener in overtime. Trail Blazers: Aldridge's historic Game 1 notes · NBA official Trail Blazers–Rockets Game 1 record
2. #2. Aldridge followed with 43 points on 18-of-28 shooting and three blocks, setting a Portland playoff record for field goals and leading a second straight road win for a commanding 2–0 series advantage. Trail Blazers: Aldridge wave carries Portland to 2–0 · NBA official Trail Blazers–Rockets Game 2 box score
3. #3. Aldridge scored a career-high 56 points on 20 field goals and 16-for-16 free-throw shooting, adding nine rebounds and four blocks as San Antonio outlasted Oklahoma City 154–147 in double overtime. NBA: Aldridge's epic 56-point night in San Antonio · NBA official Thunder–Spurs box score
4. #4. Aldridge amassed 31 points, a career-high 25 rebounds, two steals, and two blocks against Houston, producing the first 30-and-25 game in Trail Blazers history during Portland's 2013–14 ascent. Trail Blazers: Aldridge's 30-point, 25-rebound franchise first · NBA official Rockets–Trail Blazers game record
5. #5. Aldridge scored 38 points in fewer than 30 minutes on 18-of-23 shooting as San Antonio routed Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook's Thunder by 32 in the 2016 West semifinals opener. Spurs: Aldridge's 38 lead Game 1 rout · NBA official Thunder–Spurs Game 1 record

Reviewed through 2026-07-18