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Oscar Robertson

Oscar Robertson

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Oct 27, 2026

John DickinsonHOST
23:03
But the final two on the list of players... to have 87 points and 37 boards in their first four games.
John DickinsonHOST
23:12
To wrap it up, and I lost my spot here, Oscar Robertson, who was averaging triple-doubles before averaging triple-doubles was cool back in the 60s, and Wilt Chamberlain.
John DickinsonHOST
23:28
What an incredible list, again, of players, 87 points, 37 boards in the first four games.
John DickinsonHOST
23:37
of their careers, and I'll run through it again quickly here.
John DickinsonHOST
23:40
Shaq, David Robinson, Patrick Ewing, Terry Cummings, John Drew, Sidney Wicks, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Elvin Hayes, Walt Bellamy, Oscar Robertson, and Wilt Chamberlain.
John DickinsonHOST
23:51
So not to say that Yaxa Lindenberg's going to be a player of that ilk.
John DickinsonHOST
23:56
I mean, we're talking about all-time greats and Hall of Famers up and down the list here, but that's a hell of a list to be on when you look at the first four games of your NBA career.

1 HR 9 MINS LATER

John DickinsonHOST
92:56
Rookies in the shot clock era, 87 points and 37 boards in their first four games.
Brian MurphyHOST
3:52
1969, Kareem.
Brian MurphyHOST
3:53
1960, Oscar Robertson.
Brian MurphyHOST
3:56
And 1955, a guy named Maurice Stokes, Mo Stokes.
Brian MurphyHOST
3:59
I've got to bone up on my Mo Stokes.
John DickinsonHOST
23:03
But the final two on the list of players... to have 87 points and 37 boards in their first four games.
John DickinsonHOST
23:12
To wrap it up, and I lost my spot here, Oscar Robertson, who was averaging triple-doubles before averaging triple-doubles was cool back in the 60s, and Wilt Chamberlain.
John DickinsonHOST
23:28
What an incredible list, again, of players, 87 points, 37 boards in the first four games.
John DickinsonHOST
23:37
of their careers, and I'll run through it again quickly here.
John DickinsonHOST
23:40
Shaq, David Robinson, Patrick Ewing, Terry Cummings, John Drew, Sidney Wicks, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Elvin Hayes, Walt Bellamy, Oscar Robertson, and Wilt Chamberlain.
John DickinsonHOST
23:51
So not to say that Yaxa Lindenberg's going to be a player of that ilk.
John DickinsonHOST
23:56
I mean, we're talking about all-time greats and Hall of Famers up and down the list here, but that's a hell of a list to be on when you look at the first four games of your NBA career.

1 HR 9 MINS LATER

John DickinsonHOST
93:12
Rookies in the shot clock era, 87 points and 37 boards in their first four games.
speaker_0HOST
1:25
In his first two games, LeBron averaged 23-8-8, and it was clear that he was gonna be a star.
speaker_0HOST
1:31
James became the third rookie in NBA history to average 25-5 for the season, behind Oscar Robertson and Michael Jordan, who were three years older than LeBron in their rookie seasons.
speaker_0HOST
1:42
And despite being the youngest player in the NBA, Braun was head and shoulders above every other player on his team.
speaker_0HOST
1:49
Carlos Buzer was a bright spot, along with veteran center Zydrunas Ogauskas, but that was about it.
Brian MurphyHOST
3:52
1969, Kareem.
Brian MurphyHOST
3:53
1960, Oscar Robertson.
Brian MurphyHOST
3:56
And 1955, a guy named Maurice Stokes, Mo Stokes.
Brian MurphyHOST
3:59
I've got to bone up on my Mo Stokes.
Ron FlandersHOST
53:19
He wins the championship with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Ron FlandersHOST
53:23
You know, first guy to win a championship with the Bucs since Oscar Robertson and Kareem.
Ron FlandersHOST
53:30
Yeah.
Ron FlandersHOST
53:31
You know, 71 or whatever it was.
Marc SilvermanHOST
17:58
You lose your credibility.
Marc SilvermanHOST
18:00
And he did that, too, with Oscar Robertson when he was doing a basketball game.
Marc SilvermanHOST
18:04
What did he call him, Oscar Robinson? I think so.
Marc SilvermanHOST
18:06
When they showed the statue.
Phil ByersGUEST
8:33
Oh, okay.
Phil ByersGUEST
8:36
And Oscar Robertson's older brother, Bailey Robertson, and a guy named Jewel who won the Trestor Award that year and went to Michigan.
Phil ByersGUEST
8:46
Really outstanding student and
Keith TynerHOST
8:49
player.
Marc SilvermanHOST
17:58
You lose your credibility.
Marc SilvermanHOST
18:00
And he did that, too, with Oscar Robertson when he was doing a basketball game.
Marc SilvermanHOST
18:04
What did he call him, Oscar Robinson? I think so.
Marc SilvermanHOST
18:06
When they showed the statue.
Gary WashburnGUEST
53:33
So LeBron has something to lose, but his thing is...
Gary WashburnGUEST
53:37
I'm here to basically, like, when Oscar Robertson 50-plus years ago went and joined the Bucs and was like, I'm going to help Corrine get a title.
Gary WashburnGUEST
53:48
And I need one, too.
Gary WashburnGUEST
53:49
But Oscar Robertson went over there and helped Milwaukee win a title in 71.
Gary WashburnGUEST
53:55
Like, he was the older guy who just goes and goes, okay, stabilize things.
Gary WashburnGUEST
54:00
This is how we're going to do it.

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