[SEA/DEN] Massacre at the Pepsi Center

[Mr. S£im Citrus]

Does anybody know the record for most points scored by one team in regulation?

 

[6th]

Denver has been unbelievable. Last I saw, they had 147 pts. I take it Seattle was just standing aside and letting them shoot.

 

[Mr. S£im Citrus]

165-112 DEN.

JR Smith going to the line after time out.

 

[6th]

 

[Mr. S£im Citrus]

Final Score: 168-116. How'd you like to score 116 points and lose by fifty-two?

 

[6th]

Final Score: 168-116. How'd you like to score 116 points and lost by fifty-two?

I'd cry. I would just cry.

168 pts? That is just too sad for Seattle.

Congrats to Denver though.

 

[Mr. S£im Citrus]

They're saying on Clutchcity that 168 is one point shy of the record for four quarters.

 

[Kingzrool]

168 points in regulation by Denver

Any questions?

 

[coolhandluke]

168 points in regulation is just ridiculous. They missed by 1 point the all-time record set by the Philadelphia Warriors -- the night when Wilt made history with 100 points by himself.

 

[6th]

168 points in regulation is just ridiculous. They missed by 1 point the all-time record set by the Philadelphia Warriors -- the night when Wilt made history with 100 points by himself.

Ahhhhh! I should have guessed the high pt regulation game was that record of Wilt's.

 

[Variant]

Dangit, shoulda been watching this game.

 

[kennadog]

Final Score: 168-116. How'd you like to score 116 points and lose by fifty-two?

Now that's got to be cruel and unusual punishment. Poor Sonics, who couldn't just cede the game and leave after three quarters or even at halftime. Ouch.

 

[Big Cuz 15]

they're making a case for a top 3 pick

 

[chrisnu]

The record for most points scored by one team in a regulation game is 173, by the Phoenix Suns against the Denver Nuggets on 11/10/1990:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/199011100PHO.html

Phoenix also set a record with 107 points in the first half. Denver scored 143 points, and lost by 30.

The Boston Celtics also tied this point total against the Minneapolis Lakers on 02/27/59.

 

[nebs]

That's pretty insane.

Anyone remember back in the early 90's when the Kings won back to back games in insane fashion?

http://basketballreference.com/teams/teamscores.htm?tm=SAC&yr=1992&lg=n

Scroll down to 12/29/1992 and 1/2/1993. I was at the Philadelphia game, the second of those massacres.