‘A Night to Remember’ Checklist Selected; Collector Vote on Final Design Starts Now!
More than 1,300 votes later, the completely-collector-selected “A Night to Remember” insert slated for 2011-12 NBA Hoops finally has a checklist.
The 20-card tribute to the greatest single-game records in NBA history, selected exclusively by The Knight’s Lance visitors during a monthlong series of polls, is one step closer to completion. What we need now is a collector-approved design.
But before you vote on one of the five design options below, let’s first reveal your 20-card checklist:
- Regular Season: Wilt Chamberlain’s single-game scoring record
- NBA Finals: Dwight Howard’s single-game blocks record
- NBA Finals: Magic Johnson’s single-game assists record
- Regular Season: Kobe Bryant’s single-game 3-pointers made record
- NBA Finals: Bill Russell’s single-game rebounds record
- Playoffs: Magic Johnson’s single-game assists record (tie)
- Regular Season: Wilt Chamberlain’s single-game rebounds record
- Playoffs: Wilt Chamberlain’s single-game rebounds record
- NBA Finals: Ray Allen’s single-game 3-pointers made record
- NBA Finals: Elgin Baylor’s single-game points record
- Playoffs: John Stockton’s single-game assists record (tie)
- Playoffs: Hakeem Olajuwon’s single-game blocks record (tie)
- NBA Finals: Dwyane Wade’s single-game free throws made record
- Playoffs: Ray Allen’s single-game 3-pointers made record (tie)
- Playoffs: Bob Cousy’s single-game free throws made record
- Regular Season: Scott Skiles’ single-game assists record
- Playoffs: Mark Eaton’s single-game blocks record (tie)
- NBA Finals: Rick Barry’s single-game field goals made record (tie)
- Playoffs: Jason Terry’s single-game 3-pointers made record (tie)
- Playoffs: Vince Carter’s single-game 3-pointers made record (tie)
One question before we get to the designs: Would you like to see Dirk Nowitzki’s NBA Playoffs-record 24 free throws made without a miss against Oklahoma City in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals (achieved after voting for the checklist had closed) on your “A Night to Remember” checklist? If so, it would likely replace Vince Carter at No. 20. Let us know in the comments field below.
Now, onto your five design choices:
Let us know over the course of the next week which design you like best by voting in the poll below. Thanks, as always, for participating in this truly unique opportunity. We can’t wait to see which one you select.
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