Note: Before the 1973-74 season, steals and blocks were unfortunately not recorded, so this is only regarding the last 53 years. Wilt and Oscar probably came close, and it wouldn't surprise me if they outright did it. Honorable mentions: Players that came close but just barely missed out Michael Jordan in the 1991 Eastern Conference Semifinals vs PHI 1st in PTS (167), 4th in REB (40), 1st in AST (39), 1st in STL (9), 1st in BLK (7) LeBron James in the 2015 Eastern Conference Semifinals vs CHI 1st in PTS (157), 2nd in REB (66), 1st in AST (53), 2nd in STL (10), 1st in BLK (10) LeBron James in the 2009 Eastern Conference 1st round vs DET 1st in PTS (128), 1st in REB (45), 1st in AST (30), 1st in STL (6), 3rd in BLK (3) Michael Jordan in the 1992 Eastern Conference 1st round vs MIA 1st in PTS (135), 2nd in REB (29), 2nd in AST (20), 1st in STL (9), 3rd in BLK (4) Tim Duncan in the 2002 Western Conference Semifinals vs LAL 1st in PTS (145), 4th in REB (86), 3rd in AST (23), 2nd in STL (5), 1st in BLK (16) Larry Bird in the 1984 Eastern Conference 1st round vs WAS 2nd in PTS (90), 3rd in REB (30), 1st in AST (31), 1st in STL (8), 1st in BLK (9) Giannis Antetokounmpo in the 2021 NBA Finals vs PHX 1st in PTS (211), 1st in REB (79), 4th in AST (30), 4th in STL (7), 1st in BLK (11) Hakeem Olajuwon in the 1993 Western Conference Semifinals vs SEA 1st in PTS (162), 1st in REB (92), 2nd in AST (33), 3rd in STL (12), 1st in BLK (30) Kevin Garnett in the 2004 Western Conference 1st round vs DEN 1st in PTS (129), 1st in REB (74), 1st in AST (35), 4th in STL (5), 1st in BLK (10) Nikola Jokic in the 2023 Western Conference Semifinals vs PHX 1st in PTS (207), 1st in REB (79), 1st in AST (62), 3rd in STL (6), 2nd in BLK (6) The 0.003%: LeBron James in the 2016 NBA Finals vs GSW 1st in PTS (208), 1st in REB (79), 1st in AST (62), 1st in STL (18), 1st in BLK (16) Jayson Tatum in the 2024 Eastern Conference Semifinals vs CLE 1st in PTS (134), 1st in REB (52), 1st in AST (31), 1st in STL (8), 1st in BLK (5) Which player(s) do you predict will be the next to join the list? Of course, it's a little bit of a cherry-picked stat and I'm by no means suggesting those two are the greatest individual playoff series ever (although LeBron's was pretty historic). Still, it's pretty cool that it has only happened twice.   submitted by   /u/validhoops   to   r/nba [link]   [comments]