Oscar Robertson stamps his greatness on the biggest stage on April 30, 1971, knocking down smooth jumpers and threading perfect assists in Game 4 of the NBA Finals to seal the championship-clinching victory that defined his legacy. The No. 1 pick in the 1960 draft caps his legendary career with the title that eluded him throughout his dominant years in Cincinnati, cementing his place as one of the most complete and influential players the game has ever seen. The original triple-double king who averaged a triple-double for an entire season, Robertson redefined what a guard could do with his combination of size, skill, and basketball IQ that made him unstoppable for over a decade.
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Player Box Score
38
MIN
30
PTS
3
REB
9
AST
0
STL
0
BLK
0
TOV
0
+/-
11-15
FG
.733
FG%
0-0
3P
-
3P%
8-9
FT
.889
FT%
Oscar Robertson
Season Averages
39.4
MIN
20
PTS
5.7
REB
8.2
AST
0
STL
0
BLK
0
TOV
0
+/-
7.4-14.7
FG
.503
FG%
0-0
3P
-
3P%
4.8-5.6
FT
.857
FT%