Los Angeles Lakers accomplishments and records
Championship banners, Lakers retired jerseys, and honored Minneapolis Lakers banner hanging in the rafters of Crypto.com Arena This page details the all-time statistics, records, and other achievements pertaining to the Los Angeles Lakers . The Los Angeles Lakers are an American professional basketball team currently playing in the National Basketball Association .
Laker individual accomplishments
All-NBA First Team
George Mikan – 1949–1954Jim Pollard – 1949, 1950Elgin Baylor – 1959–1965, 1967–1969Jerry West – 1962–1967, 1970–1973Gail Goodrich – 1974Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 1976, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1986Magic Johnson – 1983–1991Shaquille O'Neal – 1998, 2000–2004Kobe Bryant – 2002–2004, 2006–2013Anthony Davis – 2020LeBron James – 2020All-NBA Second Team
All-NBA Third Team
NBA All-Defensive First Team
NBA All-Defensive Second Team
NBA 25th Anniversary Team
NBA 35th Anniversary Team
NBA 50th Anniversary Team
NBA 75th Anniversary Team
NBA All-Star Weekend
NBA All-Star Selections
George Mikan – 1951–1954Vern Mikkelsen – 1951–1953, 1955–1957Jim Pollard – 1951, 1952, 1954, 1955Slater Martin – 1953–1957Clyde Lovellette – 1956Dick Garmaker – 1957–1960Larry Foust – 1958, 1959Elgin Baylor – 1959–1965, 1967–1970Rod Hundley – 1960, 1961Jerry West – 1961–1974Frank Selvy – 1962Rudy LaRusso – 1962, 1963, 1966Darrall Imhoff – 1967Archie Clark – 1968Wilt Chamberlain – 1969, 1971–1973Gail Goodrich – 1972–1975Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 1976, 1977, 1979–1989Magic Johnson – 1980, 1982–1992Jamaal Wilkes – 1981, 1983Norm Nixon – 1982James Worthy – 1986–1992A.C. Green – 1990Cedric Ceballos – 1995Shaquille O'Neal – 1997, 1998, 2000–2004Eddie Jones – 1997, 1998Kobe Bryant – 1998, 2000–2016Nick Van Exel – 1998Pau Gasol – 2009–2011Andrew Bynum – 2012Dwight Howard – 2013LeBron James – 2019–2024Anthony Davis – 2020, 2021, 2024No All-Star game in 1999, due to a lockout that shortened the season.
Los Angeles Lakers Basketball Hall of Famers
See Los Angeles Lakers#Hall of Famers and Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
Retired jerseys
Lakers retired jerseys hanging inside the Staples Center , January 2013 8 Kobe Bryant , G, 1996–2006
13 Wilt Chamberlain , C, 1968–1973
16 Pau Gasol , C, 2008–2014
22 Elgin Baylor , F, 1958–71 (including team's last two seasons in Minneapolis)
24 Kobe Bryant , G, 2006–2016
25 Gail Goodrich , G, 1965–68 and 1970–76
32 Magic Johnson , G, 1979–91 and 1995–96; Head Coach 1994
33 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar , C, 1975–89
34 Shaquille O'Neal , C, 1996–2004
42 James Worthy , F, 1982–94
44 Jerry West , G, 1960–74; Head Coach, 1976–79; General Manager, 1981–2002
52 Jamaal Wilkes , F, 1977–85
99 George Mikan , C, 1947–56 (did not play in 1954–55)
MIC Chick Hearn , Broadcaster, 1960–2002 The NBA announced on August 12, 2022, that no. 6 would be retired league-wide in honor of Bill Russell . Current players wearing no. 6, such as the Lakers' LeBron James , would be grandfathered by the rule.
Honored Minneapolis Lakers: Next to their retired numbers, the Lakers have hung a banner with the names of five Hall-of-Famers who were instrumental to the franchise's success during its days in Minneapolis :
17 Jim Pollard , F, 1947–55
19 Vern Mikkelsen , F, 1949–59
22 Slater Martin , G, 1949–56
34 Clyde Lovellette , F-C, 1953–57
John Kundla , Coach, 1947–59No. 22 jersey was retired for Elgin Baylor; 34 was retired for Shaquille O'Neal in April 2013; 17 was previously worn by Andrew Bynum and Rick Fox , and 19 is currently not being worn.
Olympic team selection
Individual records
Most consecutive games won – 33 , 1971-11-05 – 1972-01-07
Most consecutive games won, one season – 33 , 1971-11-05 – 1972-01-07
Highest winning percentage, road games, season – .816 , 1971–72 (31–7)[ 1]
Most consecutive road games won – 16 , 1971-11-06 – 1972-01-07
Most consecutive overtime games, season – 3 , 1991-11-01 – 1991-11-05
shared with 15 other teams
Fewest opponent points, first half – 19 , vs. L.A. Clippers , 1999-12-14
Fewest opponent points, second quarter – 3 , vs. L.A. Clippers , 1999-12-14
Fewest opponent points, third quarter – 2 , vs. Dallas , 1997-04-06
Fewest points, overtime period – 0 , vs. Detroit , 1989-12-01
shared with seven other teams
Most players, 2,000-or-more points, season – 2 , 1964–65 (West 2,292; Baylor 2,009)
shared with four other teams
Most players, 40-or-more points, game – 2 , at San Francisco , 1970-02-11 (Baylor 43, West 43)
shared with eight other teams
Highest field goal percentage, season – .545 , 1984–85 (3,952/7,254)
Lowest opponent field goal percentage, game – .229 , vs. Milwaukee Hawks (at Buffalo, New York ), 1954-11-06 (22/96)
Lowest field goal percentage, both teams, game – .246 , Milwaukee Hawks vs. Minneapolis (at Buffalo, New York ), 1954-11-06 (48/195)
Most field goals, both teams, one quarter – 40 , Boston (23) vs. Minneapolis (17), 1959-02-27 (4th qtr.)
Most field goal attempts, both teams, game – 291 , Phil. Warriors (153) vs. L.A. Lakers (138), 1961-12-08 (3 OT )
Most field goal attempts, both teams, one half – 153 , Boston (80) vs. Minneapolis (73), 1959-02-27 (2nd half)
Lowest three-point field goal percentage, season – .104 , 1982–83 (10/96)
Fewest three-point field goals per game, season – 0.12 , 1982–83 (10/82)
Most free throws made, both teams, one quarter – 41 , Milwaukee (22) vs. L.A. Lakers (19), 2001-03-21
Fewest free throw attempts, both teams, game – 12 , L.A. Lakers (3) vs. San Diego Clippers (9), 1980-03-28
Most rebounds, both teams, game – 188 , Phil. Warriors (98) vs. L.A. Lakers (90), 1961-12-08 (3 OT )
Fewest opponent defensive rebounds, game – 10 , vs. Utah , 1990-04-01
Fewest defensive rebounds, both teams, game – 31 , Utah (10) at L.A. Lakers (21), 1990-04-01
Most defensive rebounds, one half – 36 , vs. Seattle , 1973-10-19
Most assists per game, season – 31.4 , 1984–85 (2,575/82)
Fewest opponent assists, game – 3 , vs. Boston (at Louisville, Kentucky ), 1956-11-28
shared with three other teams
Fewest assists, both teams, game – 10 , Boston vs. Minneapolis (at Louisville, Kentucky ), 1956-11-28
Fewest disqualifications per game, season – 0.02 , 1988–89 (2/82)
Most steals, both teams, game – 40 , Golden State (24) vs. L.A. Lakers (16), 1975-01-21
shared with two other pairs of teams
Fewest steals, both teams, game – 2 , L.A. Lakers (1) vs. Miami (1), 2006-01-16
shared with three other pairs of teams
Most steals, one quarter – 11 , vs. Chicago , 1982-03-12; at Dallas , 1994-12-13
shared with six other teams
Fewest blocked shots, both teams, game – 0 , L.A. Lakers vs. Houston , 1978-01-22
shared with 11 other pairs of teams
NBA playoff records set by the Los Angeles Lakers
Most NBA Finals appearances – 32 times
Best postseason record – 15–1 (2001 )
Most Playoff Games Won – 421
Franchise records for regular season
Unless otherwise stated, statistics/records are accurate as at the end of the 2016–17 season .
Most three-point field goals in a game
Kobe Bryant – 12 (January 7, 2003 vs Seattle SuperSonics )Kobe Bryant – 9 (March 28, 2008 vs Memphis Grizzlies )Kobe Bryant – 9 (March 22, 2005 vs Utah Jazz )Kobe Bryant – 9 (March 28, 2003 vs Washington Wizards )Most free throws made in a game
Anthony Davis – 26 (October 29, 2019 vs Memphis Grizzlies )Dwight Howard – 25 (March 12, 2013 vs Orlando Magic )Kobe Bryant – 23 (January 31, 2006 vs New York Knicks )Kobe Bryant – 23 (January 30, 2001 vs Cleveland Cavaliers )Lowest turnovers per game
Mark Madsen – 0.4 (minimum 100 games played)Lowest turnovers per game in a season
Stanislav Medvedenko – 0.3 (2004–05 season; minimum 41 games played)Highest assist-to-turnover ratio
Sedale Threatt – 3.34Highest assist-to-turnover ratio in a season
Nick Van Exel – 4.25 (1997–98 season)Most double doubles, career
Magic Johnson – 463Shaquille O'Neal – 365Pau Gasol – 215Most triple doubles, career
Magic Johnson – 138LeBron James – 36Elgin Baylor – 24Kobe Bryant – 21Jerry West – 16Russell Westbrook — 14Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 13Wilt Chamberlain – 8Elmore Smith – 6Pau Gasol – 5Julius Randle – 5Lamar Odom – 4Vlade Divac — 4Lonzo Ball – 3Karl Malone – 1Steve Blake – 1Gary Payton – 1Jamaal Wilkes – 1Sam Perkins — 1Connie Hawkins – 1Jim Price – 1Hot Rod Hundley – 1Slater Martin – 1Rajon Rondo — 1Austin Reaves — 1
Career leaders
Category
Name
Years with Lakers
Total
SP
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
20
GP
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
1,346
MP
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
48,637
MPG
Wilt Chamberlain 1968–1973
43.7
PTS
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
33,643
PPG
Elgin Baylor 1958–1971
27.4
REB
Elgin Baylor 1958–1971
11,463
RPG
Wilt Chamberlain 1968–1973
19.2
OREB
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1975–1989
2,494
DREB
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1975–1989
7,785
AST
Magic Johnson 1979–1991, 1996
10,141
APG
Magic Johnson 1979–1991, 1996
11.2
TO
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
4,010
PF
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
3,353
STL
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
1,944
SPG
Eddie Jones 1994–1999
2.1
BLK
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1975–1989
2,694
BPG
Elmore Smith 1973–1975
3.9
FG
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
11,719
FGA
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
26,200
FG%
Wilt Chamberlain 1968–1973
.605
2PFG
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1975–1989
9934
2PFGA
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
20,654
2P%
Wilt Chamberlain 1968–1973
.605
3PFG
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
1,827
3PFGA
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
5,546
3P%
Steve Nash 2012–2015
.422
FGM
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
14,481
FT
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
8,378
FTA
Kobe Bryant 1996–2016
10,011
FT%
Cazzie Russell 1974–1977
.877
Franchise records for playoffs
Unless otherwise stated, statistics/records are correct as at the end of the 2012–13 season .
Most games played, playoffs
Kobe Bryant – 220Derek Fisher – 193Magic Johnson – 190Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 180Michael Cooper – 168Jerry West – 153Byron Scott – 150James Worthy – 143Elgin Baylor – 134A.C. Green – 126Most minutes played, playoffs
Kobe Bryant – 8,641Magic Johnson – 7,538Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 6,646Jerry West – 6,321Elgin Baylor – 5,510Derek Fisher – 5,406James Worthy – 5,297Shaquille O'Neal – 4,992Byron Scott – 4,828Michael Cooper – 4,744Most points, playoffs
Kobe Bryant – 5,640Jerry West – 4,457Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 4,070Magic Johnson – 3,701Elgin Baylor – 3,623Shaquille O'Neal – 3,383James Worthy – 3,022Byron Scott – 2,223Derek Fisher – 1,700George Mikan – 1,680Most field goals made, playoffs
Kobe Bryant – 2,014Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 1,643Jerry West – 1,622Elgin Baylor – 1,388Shaquille O'Neal – 1,309Magic Johnson – 1,291James Worthy – 1,267Byron Scott – 864Pau Gasol – 600Derek Fisher – 582Michael Cooper – 582Most field goals attempted, playoffs
Kobe Bryant – 4,499Jerry West – 3,460Elgin Baylor – 3,151Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 3,024Magic Johnson – 2,552Shaquille O'Neal – 2,352James Worthy – 2,329Byron Scott – 1,747George Mikan – 1,394Derek Fisher – 1,358Most three-point field goals made, playoffs
Kobe Bryant – 292Derek Fisher – 219Michael Cooper – 124Byron Scott – 116Robert Horry – 83Rick Fox – 82Sasha Vujacic – 63Nick Van Exel – 60Metta World Peace – 59Devean George – 52
Most three-point field goals attempted, playoffs
Kobe Bryant – 882Derek Fisher – 543Michael Cooper – 316Byron Scott – 286Robert Horry – 263Rick Fox – 230Magic Johnson – 212Nick Van Exel – 196Metta World Peace – 195Sasha Vujacic – 164Most free throws made, playoffs
Kobe Bryant – 1,320Jerry West – 1,213Magic Johnson – 1,068Elgin Baylor – 847Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 784Shaquille O'Neal – 765George Mikan – 554James Worthy – 474Byron Scott – 379Pau Gasol – 358Most free throws attempted, playoffs
Kobe Bryant – 1,617Jerry West – 1,507Shaquille O'Neal – 1,472Magic Johnson – 1,274Elgin Baylor – 1,101Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 1,037George Mikan – 705Wilt Chamberlain – 667James Worthy – 652Pau Gasol – 487Most rebounds, playoffs
Wilt Chamberlain – 1,783Elgin Baylor – 1,725Shaquille O'Neal – 1,630Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 1,525Magic Johnson – 1,465Kobe Bryant – 1,119Pau Gasol – 937A.C. Green – 858Jerry West – 855Lamar Odom – 824Most offensive rebounds (since 1973–74), playoffs
Shaquille O'Neal – 561Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 438Magic Johnson – 349A.C. Green – 316Pau Gasol – 292James Worthy – 257Kobe Bryant – 230Lamar Odom – 219Kurt Rambis – 189Robert Horry – 183Most defensive rebounds (since 1973–74), playoffs
Magic Johnson – 1,116Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 1,087Shaquille O'Neal – 1,069Kobe Bryant – 889Pau Gasol – 645Lamar Odom – 605A.C. Green – 542James Worthy – 490Kurt Rambis – 438Robert Horry – 425
Other franchise records
In a game
Largest margin of victory in a home game – 63 (Score: 162 – 99) March 19, 1972 vs. Golden State
Largest margin of victory in a road game – 47 (Score: 138 – 91) November 12, 1966 @ Detroit
Largest margin of defeat in a home game – 48 (Score: 142 – 94) March 6, 2014 vs. LA Clippers
Largest margin of defeat in a road game – 49 (Score: 122 – 73) January 22, 2017 @ Dallas Mavericks
Fewest points given up in a home game (post shot clock) – 57 (score: 112–57) January 11, 2011 vs. Cleveland
Most points scored in a game – 162
Most points scored in a first half – 89
Most points scored in a second half – 91
Most points scored in a quarter – 51
Most points scored by starters in a game - 120 vs the Portland Trail Blazers on April 7, 1985
Most points allowed – 173 (Score: 173–139) February 27, 1959 @ Boston Celtics
Most assists – 51
Most rebounds – 107
Most blocks – 21
Most steals – 23
Most field goals made – 69
Most field goals attempted – 153
Most three-point field goals made – 22
Most three-point field goals attempted – 45
Most free throws made – 52
Most free throws attempted – 69
Most turnovers – 43
Largest comeback - 30 points vs the Dallas Mavericks on December 6, 2002
Most points scored – 153
Most points allowed – 148
Most assists – 44
Most rebounds – 81
Most blocks – 15
Most steals – 19
Most field goals made – 67
Most field goals attempted – 116
Most three-point field goals made – 19
Most three-point field goals attempted – 31
Most free throws made – 49
Most free throws attempted – 68
Most turnovers – 28
Largest comeback - 29 points vs the Seattle SuperSonics on May 4, 1989
See also
References
General
2007–08 Los Angeles Lakers Media Guide . NBA Properties, Inc.2007–08 Official NBA Guide . NBA Properties, Inc. September 2006. ISBN 0-89204-854-9 Specific
External links
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