Recently, we marked the 64th anniversary of one of the most awe-inspiring performances in NBA history. On March 2, 1962, the legendary Wilt Chamberlain etched his name into eternity, pouring in an astonishing 100 points in a single game.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Olin Chamberlain will have the Oklahoma City Thunder game on TV and his phone nearby, just as he does any time one of his uncle’s NBA records is getting challenged. The family group chat tends to blow up a bit each time Wilt Chamberlain – that’s “Uncle Dippy” to Olin and others close to the late Hall of Famer – might have another record toppled.

Wilt Chamberlain racked up a wide variety of records during his legendary basketball career. Check out the historical rundown now.

Tyrese Haliburton is officially convinced Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 after watching Bam Adebayo drop 83.

For a few minutes on Tuesday night, Bam Adebayo was on pace to catch Wilt Chamberlain. He still is. In a way, the evolution of the second-best scoring performance in NBA history already is well ahead of the first. It took at least a decade for folks to ...