Oscar Robertson

Cross-checked NBA, Bucks, and Kings historical features, official box scores, franchise record books, playoff leader summaries, and coverage of later players matching Robertson's landmarks. His championship breakthrough and best Cincinnati playoff performance lead, followed by games that concretely embody the all-around dominance behind his triple-double legacy.

1. #1. Robertson scored 30 points on 11-of-15 shooting and added nine assists as Milwaukee completed a Finals sweep, giving the 32-year-old his first and only NBA championship. Bucks: The 1971 championship team · NBA: 1970–71 season review
2. #2. Robertson opened the 1963 East finals with 43 points, 14 rebounds, and 10 assists in Boston, leading Cincinnati to a 135–132 win over the eventual champion Celtics. NBA: Kings franchise playoff scoring leaders · NBA: Royals–Celtics 1963 East finals box score
3. #3. The reigning MVP set his career scoring high with 56 points and paired it with 12 assists, making 22 of 23 free throws to defeat Jerry West's Lakers by four. NBA: The eight 55-point, 10-assist games · Kings: Robertson's franchise scoring standard
4. #4. During his historic triple-double season, Robertson delivered 32 points, 15 rebounds, and 20 assists—a combination no player had produced before—in a victory over Chicago. NBA: Robertson among the rare 30-point, 20-assist games · NBA: Dončić joins Robertson's 30-10-20 company
5. #5. Robertson combined 44 points with a franchise-record 22 assists in an overtime win over New York, shooting 16 of 22 from the field and 12 of 12 at the line. Kings media guide: Royals-era top assist performances · NBA: Knicks–Royals 1966 box score

Reviewed through 2026-07-17