Record Watch
How far every active player sits from the next name on the career and playoff leaderboards — and, while a season is being played, from the single-season board. Distances only; nothing here is projected. Follow sets a player alert (rating moves of 3+ points); it does not yet alert at a specific rung.
Closest chases
- Jrue Holidaynba
5 PTS from #34 since 2002 in Career Points (Bradley Beal)
1 STL from #10 since 2002 in Career Steals (Paul George)
2 BLK from #11 since 2002 in Career Blocks (Elton Brand)
3 PTS from #14 since 2002 in Playoff Points (Russell Westbrook)
- Brook Lopeznba
1 G from #22 since 2002 in Career Games (Al Horford)
1 3PM from #25 since 2002 in Career Three-Pointers (Wesley Matthews)
- Devin Bookernba
22 PTS from #27 since 2002 in Career Points (Brook Lopez)
1 STL from #28 since 2002 in Career Steals (Vince Carter)
- Bradley Bealnba
22 PTS from #33 since 2002 in Career Points (Ray Allen)
1 3PM from #36 since 2002 in Career Three-Pointers (Jason Richardson)
- Jayson Tatumnba
2 3PM from #39 since 2002 in Career Three-Pointers (Zach LaVine)
1 G from #39 since 2002 in Career Games (Marvin Williams)
Passed recently
No passes recorded in the last 45 days. A pass is logged when a player's own total rises past someone who was ahead of him on the previous build — a rank that moved because the board was repaired is not counted.
NBA
Active = listed in the 2026 season (the latest season in data/nba/index.json). NBA boards cover StatVault's 2002–present corpus; careers that began earlier are truncated, so a rank here is a rank since 2002, not all-time. Built Sep 30, 2026.
Career Points · top 50, since 2002
- Jrue Holiday #35 (17,271) — 5 PTS from Bradley Beal (#34)
- Devin Booker #28 (18,120) — 22 PTS from Brook Lopez (#27)
- Bradley Beal #34 (17,276) — 22 PTS from Ray Allen (#33)
- Kyle Lowry #45 (16,368) — 9 PTS from Tobias Harris (#44)
- Karl-Anthony Towns #46 (16,345) — 23 PTS from Kyle Lowry (#45)
Career Rebounds · top 50, since 2002
- Russell Westbrook #16 (8,999) — 22 REB from Jonas Valanciunas (#15)
- Julius Randle #36 (7,004) — 13 REB from Brook Lopez (#35)
- Nikola Jokic #17 (8,970) — 29 REB from Russell Westbrook (#16)
- James Harden #39 (6,804) — 42 REB from Lamar Odom (#38)
- Giannis Antetokounmpo #18 (8,901) — 69 REB from Nikola Jokic (#17)
Career Assists · top 50, since 2002
- Jimmy Butler III #45 (3,944) — 6 AST from Vince Carter (#44)
- Devin Booker #49 (3,908) — 9 AST from Pau Gasol (#48)
- Stephen Curry #14 (6,733) — 22 AST from Jrue Holiday (#13)
- Giannis Antetokounmpo #34 (4,494) — 14 AST from Jameer Nelson (#33)
- Jrue Holiday #13 (6,755) — 27 AST from Mike Conley (#12)
Career Steals · top 50, since 2002
- Stephen Curry #11 (1,597) — 1 STL from Paul George (#10)
- DeMar DeRozan #29 (1,249) — 1 STL from Vince Carter (#28)
- Nicolas Batum #48 (1,075) — 1 STL from Dwight Howard (#47)
- Paul George #10 (1,598) — 4 STL from Dwyane Wade (#9)
- Kawhi Leonard #24 (1,377) — 3 STL from Paul Pierce (#23)
Career Blocks · top 50, since 2002
- DeAndre Jordan #12 (1,576) — 2 BLK from Elton Brand (#11)
- Taj Gibson #46 (960) — 3 BLK from Rasheed Wallace (#45)
- Rudy Gobert #6 (1,841) — 11 BLK from Anthony Davis (#5)
- Kevin Durant #18 (1,340) — 8 BLK from Al Horford (#17)
- Giannis Antetokounmpo #31 (1,091) — 8 BLK from Bismack Biyombo (#30)
Career Three-Pointers · top 50, since 2002
- Nicolas Batum #26 (1,839) — 1 3PM from Wesley Matthews (#25)
- D'Angelo Russell #37 (1,605) — 1 3PM from Jason Richardson (#36)
- Jayson Tatum #40 (1,591) — 2 3PM from Zach LaVine (#39)
- Bradley Beal #29 (1,724) — 4 3PM from Carmelo Anthony (#28)
- Russell Westbrook #50 (1,491) — 3 3PM from Manu Ginobili (#49)
Career Games · top 50, since 2002
- Brook Lopez #23 (1,181) — 1 G from Al Horford (#22)
- Harrison Barnes #40 (1,071) — 1 G from Marvin Williams (#39)
- DeMar DeRozan #8 (1,264) — 2 G from Jamal Crawford (#7)
- James Harden #18 (1,222) — 2 G from Pau Gasol (#17)
- Tobias Harris #47 (1,031) — 2 G from David West (#46)
Playoff Points · top 50, since 2002
- Klay Thompson #15 (3,032) — 3 PTS from Russell Westbrook (#14)
- Jrue Holiday #50 (1,634) — 3 PTS from Joel Embiid (#49)
- Giannis Antetokounmpo #25 (2,270) — 7 PTS from Shaquille O'Neal (#24)
- Nikola Jokic #19 (2,735) — 10 PTS from Jimmy Butler III (#18)
- Jalen Brunson #27 (2,240) — 11 PTS from Donovan Mitchell (#26)
Playoff Rebounds · top 50, since 2002
- Jaylen Brown #34 (811) — 2 REB from Udonis Haslem (#33)
- Chris Paul #45 (730) — 2 REB from Tayshaun Prince (#44)
- Clint Capela #41 (741) — 3 REB from Rajon Rondo (#40)
- Kevin Love #43 (734) — 3 REB from Karl-Anthony Towns (#42)
- Jimmy Butler III #35 (807) — 4 REB from Jaylen Brown (#34)
Playoff Assists · top 50, since 2002
- Stephen Curry #10 (953) — 2 AST from Russell Westbrook (#9)
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander #42 (381) — 1 AST from Boris Diaw (#41)
- Paul George #29 (506) — 2 AST from Jamal Murray (#28)
- James Harden #3 (1,224) — 9 AST from Chris Paul (#2)
- Marcus Smart #27 (575) — 4 AST from Paul Pierce (#26)