Reggie Miller: Top 5 Single Game Performances
Reggie Miller's Top 5 Single Game Performances
#1st - Game Score: 50.4, 11/28/1992, vs. CHA
On November 28, 1992, in a highly anticipated NBA game, the Charlotte Hornets hosted the Indiana Pacers at their home court. The final score of 134-122 undoubtedly showcased an offensive showdown between the two teams. However, it was Reggie Miller, the Pacers' renowned shooting guard, who left an indelible mark on this game. With an astounding performance, Miller scored an impressive 57 points, marking his career-high point total. Alongside his dominant scoring, he also contributed 5 rebounds and 8 assists, exhibiting his well-rounded skills on the court. Furthermore, Miller's scoring efficiency proved remarkable, making 16 field goals out of 29 attempts and an exceptional 21 free throws out of 23. With a game score of 50.4, the highest of his career, Miller's exceptional performance was truly a memorable highlight in his journey as an NBA player.
#2nd - Game Score: 38.3, 03/02/1991, vs. CHI
On March 2, 1991, in a thrilling NBA game, the Indiana Pacers hosted the Chicago Bulls on their home court. Displaying exceptional skill and prowess, Reggie Miller showcased an outstanding performance. Miller led the Pacers to a resounding victory with an impressive 40 points, 2 rebounds, 5 assists, and 4 steals. His shooting was near flawless, with 14 field goals made out of 20 attempts and 11 successful free throws out of 13. Although his defensive impact was not as prominent, Miller's offensive contributions propelled the team to a final score of 135-114. This remarkable display not only secured a decisive win for the Pacers but also etched a memorable achievement in Miller's career, as the game score of 38.3 ranked second highest in his impressive basketball journey.
#3rd - Game Score: 36.2, 01/08/1990, vs. PHI
On January 8, 1990, the Philadelphia 76ers clashed with the Indiana Pacers in an intense NBA game held at the Sixers' home court. The final score stood at 120 to 116, with the Pacers securing a narrow victory. Notably, Reggie Miller delivered an exceptional performance, accruing 38 points, 1 rebound, 5 assists, and 2 steals. While displaying impressive accuracy, Miller converted 12 of his 14 field goal attempts and sank 10 free throws out of 13. Despite not registering any blocks or offensive rebounds, his offensive prowess was evident. With a game score of 36.2, this remarkable performance ranks as the third highest in his illustrious career. It exemplifies Miller's ability to rise to the occasion, helping propel his team to victory on that memorable night.
#4th - Game Score: 36.0, 03/15/1995, vs. MIL
In a game held on March 15, 1995, the Indiana Pacers hosted the Milwaukee Bucks at their home court. The final score of 117 to 108 favored the Pacers, with Reggie Miller delivering an exceptional performance. Miller accumulated 40 points, accompanied by 6 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 steal. Making 12 field goals out of 15 attempts and sinking 10 free throws out of 12, his scoring prowess propelled the team to victory. Notably, this game score of 36.0 marked the 4th highest in Miller's career. With measured precision and skill, Miller demonstrated why he is considered one of the greats in NBA history.
#5th - Game Score: 34.9, 11/08/2000, vs. MIL
On November 8, 2000, in a captivating match-up on their home court, the Indiana Pacers faced off against the Milwaukee Bucks, emerging victorious with a final score of 108 to 97. Highlighting the game was an exceptional performance by Reggie Miller, where he showcased his scoring prowess. Miller's 41 points made a significant impact, contributing to the team's triumph. While his stat line included two rebounds and five assists, it was his scoring ability that truly shone. Making 13 field goals out of 21 attempts and sinking all eight of his free throws, Miller displayed his offensive prowess in this remarkable game. Additionally, with a game score of 34.9, this performance secured a notable spot as the 5th highest-scoring game in Reggie Miller's career.
