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The 'Most 20-point games in an NBA season' quiz

Created on March 10, 2026 | Total tries: 2863 | Average Score: 59.9 out of 61 (98%) | Quiz FAQ

It's hard to have a much better night than Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had against the Denver Nuggets.

SGA scored 35 points, dished out 15 assists and hauled in nine rebounds without turning the ball over once, capping the evening off with a game-winning three-pointer to outlast Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets 129-126. Not only did Gilgeous-Alexander become just the second player ever in NBA history to score 35 points with 15 assists and no turnovers (LeBron James), he also tied Wilt Chamberlain’s record of 126-straight games with at least 20 points.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. SGA scored at least 20 points on 75 occasions in 2024-25, putting him in a three-way tie for second-place on the NBA’s active list for a single season. With that being said, can you name the active NBA players to score at least 20 points in 60 or more games in a single season?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: # of Games / Team / Season / Jersey # | Created on March 10, 2026 | Total tries: 2863 | Average Score: 59.9 out of 61 (98%) | Quiz FAQ

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77 / OKC / 2013-14 / #35

75 / OKC / 2009-10 / #35

75 / HOU / 2018-19 / #13

75 / OKC / 2024-25 / #2

72 / CLE / 2008-09 / #23

72 / HOU / 2015-16 / #13

72 / OKC / 2016-17 / #0

71 / OKC / 2010-11 / #35

71 / OKC / 2012-13 / #35

71 / MIA / 2012-13 / #6

71 / OKC / 2015-16 / #35

70 / CLE / 2005-06 / #23

69 / CLE / 2007-08 / #23

69 / CLE / 2009-10 / #23

69 / HOU / 2017-18 / #13

69 / OKC / 2023-24 / #2

68 / CLE / 2004-05 / #23

68 / HOU / 2016-17 / #13

68 / CLE / 2017-18 / #23

67 / MIA / 2010-11 / #6

66 / GSW / 2015-16 / #30

66 / GSW / 2018-19 / #35

66 / DEN / 2021-22 / #15

66 / MIL / 2023-24 / #34

66 / NYK / 2023-24 / #11

65 / HOU / 2012-13 / #13

65 / WAS / 2018-19 / #3

65 / OKC / 2022-23 / #2

65 / DAL / 2023-24 / #77

65 / PHX / 2023-24 / #35

64 / CLE / 2006-07 / #23

64 / MIL / 2017-18 / #34

64 / OKC / 2018-19 / #13

64 / CHI / 2021-22 / #11

64 / BOS / 2022-23 / #0

64 / DEN / 2023-24 / #15

64 / BOS / 2023-24 / #0

64 / MIL / 2024-25 / #34

64 / MIN / 2024-25 / #5

63 / CLE / 2015-16 / #23

62 / HOU / 2014-15 / #13

62 / GSW / 2016-17 / #30

62 / MIN / 2016-17 / #32

62 / BOS / 2021-22 / #0

62 / ATL / 2021-22 / #11

62 / PHI / 2022-23 / #21

62 / DEN / 2024-25 / #15

61 / OKC / 2011-12 / #35

61 / MIA / 2013-14 / #6

61 / TOR / 2016-17 / #10

61 / CLE / 2016-17 / #23

61 / OKC / 2017-18 / #0

61 / POR / 2018-19 / #0

61 / HOU / 2019-20 / #13

61 / DAL / 2022-23 / #77

61 / MIN / 2023-24 / #5

60 / CLE / 2016-17 / #2

60 / MIL / 2018-19 / #34

60 / POR / 2020-21 / #0

60 / MIL / 2021-22 / #34

60 / SAC / 2023-24 / #5

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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