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Team Highs Ownership NEW ERA RECORDS TEAM HIGHS OWNERSHIP Most Points Highest Free Throw Percentage Season 9030 110.1 1992-93 Season .807 (1479-1833) 2008-09 Game (reg) 141 vs. LAL (124) 24-Nov-93 Game 1.000 Several times; 19-Jan-94 Game 133 at BOS (129) (2OT) 5-May-99 most without a miss: 24 vs. PHI 1st Half 75 vs. NJN (134) 2-Jan-93 most recently: vs. GSW (13-13) 18-Mar-13 2nd Half 75 vs. PHI (48) 12-Apr-93 2nd Half w/OT 80 vs. PHO (80) 27-Jan-98 Most Rebounds 1st Quarter 44 vs. GSW (29) 6-Feb-92 Season 3641 2000-01 2nd Quarter 43 vs. POR (23) 14-Jan-05 ADMINISTRATION 3rd Quarter 41 vs. LAC (24) 21-Feb-97 Game 71 vs. MIL (2OT) 8-Feb-07 at MIN 9-Apr-08 Game (reg) 68 vs. HOU 20-Dec-91 4th Quarter 47 vs. LAL (29) 4-Dec-91 Half 39 vs. HOU (1st) 20-Dec-91 Overtime 20 at TOR (13) 2-Apr-06 Quarter 24 vs. MIA (4th) 10-Mar-04 Overtime 11 at WAS 30-Jan-93 Most Field Goals Made Most Offensive Rebounds Season 3613 1991-92 Game 58 vs. GSW (58-93) 6-Feb-92 Season 1164 1991-92 Half 34 vs. GSW (1st)(34-46) 6-Feb-92 Game 31 vs. MIL (2OT) 8-Feb-07 Quarter 20 vs. GSW (1st)(20-27) 6-Feb-92 Game (reg) 29 vs. HOU 20-Dec-91 Overtime 7 at PHI (7-9) 16-Jan-89 Half 17 vs. SA (2nd) 9-Jan-04 vs. GSW (7-12) 20-Nov-92 at BOS (1st) 19-Nov-03 at MIN (1st) 22-Jan-95 Most Field Goals Attempted vs. ORL (2nd) 11-Feb-93 Quarter 11 vs. SA (4th) 9-Jan-04 OPS BBALL Season 7568 1991-92 at DEN (1st) 7-Jan-01 Game 114 at PHO (54-114) (2OT) 6-Feb-08 Game (reg) 111 vs. BOS (48-111) 12-Apr-92 Most Defensive Rebounds Half 63 vs. HOU (1st)(20-63) 20-Dec-91 Quarter 34 vs. GSW (1st)(14-34) 8-Apr-90 Season 2635 1999-2000 vs. GSW (1st)(10-34) 26-Mar-91 Game 48 at GSW (3OT) 23-Nov-04 vs. HOU (2nd)(9-34) 20-Dec-91 Game (reg) 46 vs. DEN 12-Dec-92 Overtime 12 vs. GSW (7-12) 20-Nov-92 vs. SAC 1-Nov-05 Half 28 vs. DAL (1st) 17-Nov-99 Highest Field Goal Percentage vs. DEN (1st) 12-Dec-92 Quarter 18 vs. MIA (4th) 10-Mar-04 PLAYERS Season .487 (3512-7210) 1992-93 Game .646 vs. IND (51-79) 6-Apr-94 Most Assists Half .739 vs. GSW (1st) (34-46) 6-Feb-92 Quarter .923 vs. DET (3rd) (12-13) 18-Feb-95 Season 2323 1988-89 Overtime 1.000 at HOU (4-4) 14-Jan-11 Game 41 vs. SAC 2-Dec-97 Half 25 vs. GSW (1st) 6-Feb-92 Most Three-Point Field Goals Made Quarter 17 vs. GSW (1st) 6-Feb-92 Overtime 6 vs. PHI 4-May-99 Season 630 (630-1621) 2007-08 2012-13 Game 15 vs. BOS (15-21) 9-Apr-97 Most Steals vs. ATL (15-29) 5-Mar-08 vs. TOR (15-32) 6-Feb-09 Season 822 1991-92 at LAC (15-25) 26-Nov-12 Game 24 at HOU 30-Nov-89 Half 12 vs. LAC (2nd) 25-Jan-08 Half 14 vs. DEN (2nd) 19-Feb-92 Quarter 9 vs. POR (2nd) 14-Jan-05 at HOU (2nd) 30-Nov-89 Quarter 10 vs. DEN (3rd) 19-Feb-92 Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted TEAM HISTORY Most Personal Fouls Season 1666 (531-1666) 2003-04 Game 32 at TOR (12-32) 14-Dec-08 Season 2068 1988-89 vs. TOR (15-32) 6-Feb-09 Game 39 at CLE 9-Apr-89 at LAL (12-32) 20-Feb-09 vs. NYK (OT) 2-Nov-90 Half 21 vs. POR (2nd) 14-Dec-95 Half 24 vs. MIN (2nd) 13-Jan-12 Quarter 16 vs. SA (4th) 9-Jan-04 Quarter 18 vs. NYK (4th) 31-Oct-97 Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Most Turnovers Season .428 (591-1382) 1996-97 Season 1325 1992-93 Game 1.000 Done several times 3-Feb-93 Game 33 at WAS 12-Dec-04 most recently: at PHI (4-4) at WAS 23-Nov-93 Half 19 at WAS (1st) 12-Dec-04 RECORDS Most Free Throws Made at WAS (2nd) 23-Nov-93 Quarter 13 at MIL (2nd) 9-Mar-91 Season 1863 (1863-2458) 1999-2000 Game 46 vs. TOR (46-60) (OT) 21-Mar-04 Most Blocked Shots Game (reg) 42 at WAS (42-55) 5-Feb-00 vs. MIA (42-46) 10-Mar-04 Season 480 1999-00 Half 34 vs. TOR (34-42) (2nd) 21-Mar-04 Game 15 vs. DEN 12-Dec-92 Quarter 20 vs. TOR (3rd) 21-Mar-04 Half 10 at ORL (2nd) 3-Nov-90 Quarter 8 vs. GS (3rd) 8-Dec-99 vs. NY (4th) 29-Nov-95 OPPONENTS Most Free Throws Attempted Season 2458 (1863-2458) 1999-2000 Game 60 vs. TOR (46-60) (OT) 21-Mar-04 Game (reg) 55 vs. TOR (41-55) 17-Jan-00 at WAS (42-55) 5-Feb-00 Half 42 vs. TOR (34-42) (2nd) 21-Mar-04 Quarter 28 at IND (28) (3rd) 27-Mar-98 MISC MEDIA 153 NEW ERA RECORDS RECORDS NEW ERA TEAM LOWS OPPONENT TEAM HIGHS OWNERSHIP Fewest Points Fewest Defensive Rebounds Most Points Most Rebounds Season 7252 (88.4) 2004-05 Season 2200 1988-89, 1990-91 Season 9300 113.4 1992-93 Season 3,834 1991-92 Game (reg) 62 vs. PHI (77) 7-Nov-12 Game 11 vs. IND 2-Feb-94 Game (reg) 146 @ BOS (125) 24-Nov-93 Game 75 at NYK 7-Mar-92 Game (OT) 74 vs. TOR (78) 15-Jan-04 1st Half 80 @ BOS (62) 2-Jan-93 Half 40 at NYK (1st) 7-Mar-92 1st Half 23 at PHI (45) 12-Dec-10 Fewest Assists vs IND (50) Quarter 23 at SAC (4th) 13-Jan-94 2nd Half 16 at LAC (42) 1-Mar-06 2nd Half 81 vs ORL (59) 12-Apr-93 at NYK (1st) 2-Jan-94 1st Quarter 8 vs. UTA (23) 18-Mar-94 Season 1519 2005-06 OWNERSHIP 2nd Half w/OT 77 vs MIL (64) 27-Jan-98 2nd Quarter 6 at MIL (20) 27-Feb-96 Game 4 at PHI 12-Dec-10 1st Quarter 45 vs. PHI (33) 6-Feb-92 3rd Quarter 7 Several times 2nd Quarter 47 vs. IND (31) 14-Jan-05 Most Offensive Rebounds ADMINISTRATION 4th Quarter 6 at HOU 26-Apr-12 Fewest Steals 3rd Quarter 48 vs. ATL (16) 21-Feb-97 Overtime 2 Several times Season 520 2012-13 4th Quarter 45 at ORL (26) 9-Apr-08 Season 1,350 1992-93 Overtime 19 vs. LAC (10) 4-Dec-91 Game 31 at NJN 17-Mar-91 Fewest Field Goals Made Game 1 vs. MIA 30-Mar-93 vs. CHI 4-Jan-96 19 at MIA (12) 2-Apr-06 Half 21 at NJN (2nd) 17-Mar-91 Season 2718 2004-05 at NJN 6-Apr-98 Quarter 12 at DET (4th) 17-Jan-09 Game 21 at WAS (21-66) 12-Dec-04 vs. MIA 20-Feb-00 Most Field Goals Made at WAS (1st) 8-Nov-96 Half 5 at LAC (2nd) (5-34) 1-Mar-06 vs. HOU 25-Mar-07 at MIL (1st) 24-Apr-93 Quarter 1 at HOU (4th) (1-16) 26-Apr-12 vs. SAS 6-Feb-96 Season 3717 1991-92 vs. UTA (3rd)(1-19) 8-Feb-90 vs. ORL 4-Mar-13 Game 62 vs. ORL (62-95) 26-Jan-94 Most Defensive Rebounds at NYK (3rd)(1-16) 11-Nov-00 Half 33 vs. IND (1st) 2-Feb-94 at LAC (4th) (1-14) 1-Mar-06 Fewest Personal Fouls vs. ORL (2nd) 26-Jan-94 Season 2,391 2012-13 Overtime 1 Several times at IND (2nd) 26-Feb-93 Game 47 at PHO 29-Nov-91 Season 1531 2007-2008 Quarter 22 at ATL (3rd) 4-Jan-94 Half 27 vs. IND 2-Feb-94 ADMINISTRATION Game 9 vs. GSW 21-Mar-12 Quarter 16 vs. DAL 21-Jan-12 Fewest Field Goals Attempted vs. HOU 25-Mar-07 Most Field Goals Attempted at MIL 10-Jan-00 OPS BBALL Season 6342 1996-97 vs. IND 2-Feb-94 Game 57 vs. DET (26-57) 14-Apr-99 Fewest Turnovers Season 7698 1992-93 Game 117 at SEA (61-117) 4-Mar-93 Most Assists Lowest Field Goal Percentage Season 974 2007-08 Half 60 at DET (1st) 26-Mar-93 Game 4 at MIN 17-Nov-07 at SEA (1st) 4-Mar-93 Season 2,366 1991-92 Season .415 (2718-6556) 2004-05 vs. DEN (1st) 12-Dec-92 Game 47 at PHO 29-Nov-91 Game .289 vs. PHX (26-90) 30-Dec-11 at NJN (2nd) 17-Mar-91 Half 27 vs. IND 2-Feb-94 Half .143 at PHI (1st) (6-42) 12-Dec-10 Fewest Blocked Shots Quarter 34 at MIL (1st) 24-Apr-93 Quarter .048 at PHI (1st)(1-21) 12-Dec-10 BBALL OPS BBALL at NJN (1st) 11-Jan-90 Overtime .091 at SEA 7-Mar-02 Season 262 1989-90 Game 0 Several times Most Steals PLAYERS most recently: at LAL 29-Jan-13 Fewest Three-Point Field Goals Made Season 710 1988-89 Most Points Highest Field Goal Percentage Game 20 at WAS 12-Dec-04 Season 9300 113.4 1991-92 Season 117 (117-369) 1991-92 Half 12 at CHI 19-Jan-00 Game (reg) 146 at BOS (125) 7-Feb-90 Season .500 (3555-7113) 1988-89 Game 0 Several times at CHI 7-Feb-89 1st Half 80 at BOS (62) 7-Feb-90 Game .684 vs.
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