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The '30-point triple-doubles in the NBA playoffs' quiz

Created on May 28, 2025 | Total tries: 752 | Average Score: 65.7 out of 71 (93%) | Quiz FAQ

Behind one of the best all-around performances in NBA playoff history from Tyrese Haliburton, the Indiana Pacers are one game away from the NBA Finals. Haliburton scored 32 points, dished out 15 assists and hauled in 12 rebounds, becoming just the third player in NBA postseason history to record that stat line (Nikola Jokic, Oscar Robertson) and the first to do it without committing a turnover.

It looked early on in the Game 4 victory that Haliburton was heading for a productive night, shooting a perfect 3-for-3 from deep and 4-for-4 from the free throw line in the first quarter, finishing the opening frame with 15 points, five rebounds and six assists.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. After being voted the most overrated player in the Association in an anonymous player poll, Haliburton has been nothing short of sensational in the NBA playoffs. With that being said, how many of the players with a 30-point triple-double in a postseason game can you name in five minutes?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Points / Team / Year / Jersey # | Created on May 28, 2025 | Total tries: 752 | Average Score: 65.7 out of 71 (93%) | Quiz FAQ

SCORE:
0/71

TIME:
5:00

51 / OKC / 2017 / #0

49 / BK / 2021 / #7

43 / PHX / 1993 / #34

43 / DAL / 2020 / #77

43 / CIN / 1963 / #14

42 / CLE / 2018 / #23

42 / LAL / 1969 / #44

41 / CLE / 2017 / #23

41 / CIN / 1963 / #14

40 / PHX / 2021 / #1

40 / MIA / 2020 / #22

40 / CLE / 2015 / #23

39 / BOS / 1984 / #33

39 / CLE / 2015 / #23

38 / MIL / 1970 / #33

38 / LAL / 2020 / #23

37 / PHI / 1967 / #13

37 / GSW / 2019 / #30

37 / CLE / 2009 / #23

37 / CLE / 2010 / #23

37 / CLE / 2015 / #23

36 / LAL / 2020 / #23

36 / CIN / 1963 / #14

36 / OKC / 2016 / #0

36 / LAL / 1988 / #42

35 / MIA / 2020 / #22

35 / SEA / 2000 / #20

35 / OKC / 2017 / #0

34 / BK / 2021 / #13

34 / DEN / 2023 / #15

34 / CHI / 1989 / #23

34 / DEN / 2023 / #27

34 / PHX / 2005 / #13

34 / CIN / 1966 / #14

33 / CHA / 2002 / #1

33 / HOU / 2017 / #13

33 / CLE / 2018 / #23

33 / DEN / 2019 / #15

33 / DEN / 2024 / #15

33 / CIN / 1962 / #14

33 / HOU / 1986 / #50

32 / PHX / 1993 / #34

32 / GSW / 2017 / #30

32 / DAL / 2024 / #77

32 / IND / 2025 / #0

32 / HOU / 2019 / #13

32 / CLE / 2006 / #23

32 / MIA / 2013 / #6

32 / DEN / 2021 / #15

32 / DEN / 2023 / #15

32 / BOS / 2003 / #34

32 / CIN / 1963 / #14

32 / CIN / 1964 / #14

32 / OKC / 2017 / #0

31 / GSW / 2023 / #30

31 / DAL / 2021 / #77

31 / DAL / 2024 / #77

31 / BOS / 1968 / #17

31 / CLE / 2017 / #23

31 / OKC / 2014 / #0

30 / MIL / 2025 / #34

30 / PHI / 1965 / #13

30 / LAL / 2020 / #23

30 / MIA / 2013 / #6

30 / DEN / 2023 / #15

30 / DET / 1986 / #11

30 / OKC / 2014 / #0

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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