Jerry Stackhouse

Cross-checked Stackhouse's official NBA profile, Detroit's scoring archive, 2001 All-Star and league scoring records, Dallas's 2006 postseason history, and verified box scores. The five prioritize his Pistons scoring apex and first playoff breakthrough before his high-value sixth-man role on Dallas's first Finals team.

1. #1. Stackhouse set a Pistons franchise record and his NBA career high with 57 points on 21-of-36 shooting, adding five assists and four threes as Detroit routed Chicago 110–83. NBA archive: Stackhouse scores a Pistons-record 57 · NBA official Pistons–Bulls box score
2. #2. Stackhouse scored a playoff-career-high 31 points with five rebounds as Detroit beat Toronto 96–91 in 2002 first-round Game 2, taking a 2–0 lead on the way to the franchise's first series win of the post-Bad Boys era. NBA official Raptors–Pistons first-round Game 2 summary · NBA official Jerry Stackhouse career profile
3. #3. Stackhouse delivered 26 points, 11 rebounds, eight assists, two blocks, and two threes as Detroit opened the 2002 conference semifinals with a 96–84 win over Boston. NBA official Celtics–Pistons conference-semifinal Game 1 box score · NBA official Stackhouse playoff record
4. #4. Stackhouse supplied 26 points off the bench on 10-of-16 shooting as Dallas beat defending champion San Antonio 123–118 in overtime in 2006 West-semifinal Game 4, moving within one win of the conference finals. NBA official Spurs–Mavericks West-semifinal Game 4 box score · NBA profile: Stackhouse's 2006 Dallas Finals season
5. #5. Stackhouse scored 19 points with three steals as Dallas won 102–93 at Phoenix in 2006 West-finals Game 6, clinching the first NBA Finals berth in Mavericks history. NBA official Mavericks–Suns West-finals Game 6 box score · NBA career record: Stackhouse's first Finals run

Reviewed through 2026-07-19