Michael Ansley: Top 5 Single Game Performances

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Michael Ansley's Top 5 Single Game Performances

#1st - Game Score: 22.1, 04/22/1990, vs. BKN

On April 22, 1990, the Brooklyn Nets hosted the Orlando Magic in an NBA game that saw Michael Ansley deliver an exceptional performance. Scoring 26 points on an impressive shooting percentage of 76.9%, Ansley proved to be a formidable force on the court. While his contributions were commendable, it was the game score of 22.1 that stood out as the highest in his career. Additionally, Ansley secured five rebounds and made a significant defensive impact with one block. Although his efforts ultimately fell short, this notable performance solidifies Ansley's presence as a standout player in this particular game.

#2nd - Game Score: 21.3, 02/15/1990, vs. ATL

On February 15, 1990, at their home court, the Atlanta Hawks faced off against the Orlando Magic in a highly competitive NBA game. The final score was 130 to 123 in favor of the Hawks. Michael Ansley, displaying remarkable skills on the court, delivered an impressive performance. Scoring 24 points, securing 14 rebounds, and contributing with 1 assist, Ansley showcased his versatility. Although unable to record any steals, he managed a crucial block. Despite committing 2 turnovers and 4 personal fouls, Ansley's efforts still contributed greatly to his team's success. Notably, this game's score of 21.3 stands as the second-highest in Ansley's career, further highlighting the significance of his exceptional performance.

#3rd - Game Score: 21.1, 02/01/1990, vs. MIL

On February 1, 1990, in a matchup between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Orlando Magic at Milwaukee's home court, Michael Ansley delivered an impressive performance. With 24 points, 16 rebounds, 2 assists, and 1 steal, Ansley showcased his versatility and impact on the game. Although he didn't record any blocks, his contribution in defensive rebounds and offensive rebounds, 3 and 13 respectively, added to the team's dominance on the boards. With a game score of 21.1, this performance stands as the 3rd highest in Ansley's career. Even though the final score favored the Bucks, 129 to 111, Ansley's individual achievements deserve recognition within his track record of notable games.

#4th - Game Score: 19.9, 01/22/1990, vs. PHX

On January 22, 1990, the Orlando Magic hosted the Phoenix Suns in an NBA game that ultimately saw the Suns triumph with a final score of 126 to 103. Among the standout performers was Michael Ansley, who displayed remarkable skill as he contributed 25 points, grabbed 6 rebounds, and showcased a flawless performance with 8 successful field goals out of 15 attempts and 9 free throws made out of 9 attempts. Additionally, Ansley secured 2 offensive rebounds and 4 defensive rebounds, committing only 1 personal foul throughout the game. Notably, this noteworthy performance earned him a game score of 19.9, placing it fourth highest in his career.

#5th - Game Score: 19.3, 11/24/1989, vs. PHX

On November 24, 1989, in a home game against the Orlando Magic, the Phoenix Suns enjoyed a decisive victory with a final score of 121 to 94. Among the standout performers was Michael Ansley, whose commendable display contributed significantly to the team's success. Ansley recorded an impressive stat line of 20 points, 13 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 steal. With 9 field goals made out of 17 attempts and a perfect 2 free throws made out of 2, his offensive prowess was evident. Additionally, Ansley showcased his dominance on the boards, securing 7 offensive rebounds and 6 defensive rebounds. While committing only 2 personal fouls and no blocks or turnovers, his efficiency and accuracy were notable. Remarkably, this game score of 19.3 stands tall as the 5th highest in Ansley's illustrious career.Performance Comparison Chart for bar_chart_game_1.pngPerformance Comparison Chart for bar_chart_game_2.pngPerformance Comparison Chart for bar_chart_game_3.pngPerformance Comparison Chart for bar_chart_game_4.pngPerformance Comparison Chart for bar_chart_game_5.png

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