The Milwaukee Bucks upped their season record to 53-20 with a 144-116 win over the Jazz in Utah on Friday night.
In the process they set a unique team record: All 12 Bucks players who played in the game had a rebound, assist, and scored a point! It was the first time in Bucks history that 12 players had at least one rebound, one assist, and one point in the same game, per Stathead.
Here is a quick look at the point, rebound and assist stat line for each Bucks player in the game.
Milwaukee Bucks stat line versus Utah, 3-24-2023
Starters
Pat Connaughton: 22-5-3
Brook Lopez: 17-14-2
Jrue Holiday: 18-3-8
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 24-6-11
Grayson Allen: 25-4-1
Reserves
Wesley Matthews: 2-2-1
Bobby Portis: 5-8-2
Joe Ingles: 6-1-6
Jevon Carter: 13-2-4
Thanasis Antetokounmpo: 4-2-2
MarJon Beauchamp: 4-2-1
Lindell Wigginton: 4-1-1
Prior to yesterday’s contest, the Bucks had 11 players in a game have a rebound, assist and point 15 times in team history. The last time was just two months ago on January 23rd in a game versus the Detroit Pistons.
The NBA record for most team players with a rebound, assist, and point in a game
The NBA record for most players with at least one rebound, one assist, and one point in a game in 13. It has happened twice in NBA history. The first time was on March 14, 2014, by the San Antonio Spurs. The last time it happened was on December 4, 2018, when the Utah Jazz had 13 players with at least one rebound, one assist, and one point in a game.
Ironically, two current Bucks players, Jae Crowder, and Joe Ingles, were members of the Jazz for that game. Ingles had 13 points, three rebounds, and seven assists in that game; Crowder had eight points, three rebounds, and two assists in the contest that was played against the Spurs.
The Bucks became the 35th team in NBA history to have 12 or more players have at least one rebound, one assist, and one point in a regular season NBA game.
The NBA record for most players on a team with at least one rebound, one assist, and one point in a playoff game is 12. It has been done twice. The Spurs, on May 4, 1983, did it for the first time, while the last time was on August 23, 2020, when the Toronto Raptors had 12 players with at least one rebound, one assist, and one point in that playoff game versus the Brooklyn Nets.
The Bucks have had 10 players reach these numbers in a playoff game five times. The last time was May 21, 2019. In fact, that Bucks team did it three times in the 2019 playoffs.
It is another unique record involving the Bucks this season.