Apr 6, 2025; Portland, Oregon, USA; San Antonio Spurs point guard Chris Paul (3) looks on during the first half against the Portland Trail Blazers at Moda Center. Soobum Im-Imagn Images

Chris Paul Joins Michael Jordan on Historic NBA List

Originally posted on San Antonio Spurs on SI
By Matt Guzman | Last updated Apr 10, 2025 4:23 PM ET

With only two games remaining on the season, Chris Paul continues to stack up the milestones.

Wednesday night, the San Antonio Spurs hit the road to San Francisco to face the Golden State Warriors with a chance to spoil the Western Conference standings. Forty-eight minutes later, they did.

Harrison Barnes found the bottom of the net from 27 feet away, giving the Spurs a three-point victory and sending the Warriors down to the No. 7 seed.

His shot wasn't the only positive of the night.

Incredible pic.twitter.com/Ee044SUEqX
— Josh Paredes (@Josh810) April 10, 2025

Chris Paul has led San Antonio in minutes this season, making him the second-oldest player in NBA history to do so. He joins Karl Malone and Michael Jordan on the list. The order is as follows:

1 - Michael Jordan, 40 years, 58 days
2 - Chris Paul, 39 years, 342 days
3 - Karl Malone, 39 years, 266 days

Most double-doubles for the Spurs after turning 39:

12 — Chris Paul
11 — Tim Duncan

Old Man Riverwalk x Point God. pic.twitter.com/HjE2k0xJ6J
— SpursMuse (@spurs_muse) April 10, 2025

Paul also passed Tim Duncan in double-doubles past the age of 39, leaving his mark on the Spurs' franchise in his 20th season. Still, he made sure to praise his teammates in a win over the Warriors after choosing to remain on the bench in the final possession.

"To see those guys get that confidence," Paul began, "who knows what it’s going to do for next year, but for right now, it was a great feeling.”

This article first appeared on San Antonio Spurs on SI and was syndicated with permission.

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