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#1 Magic Johnson
Stat Line: 21 points, 10 rebounds, 17 assists and 2 blocks on 46.7 percent shooting
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Magic Johson is widely acclaimed as the greatest Point Guards of all-time. He was known for his passing ability and is one of the most visionary players of all-time. He was a 5-time NBA champion, 12-time NBA All-Star and a 3-time Finals MVP. A career filled with accolades, there can never be a discussion about records without his name in it.
In the 1991 NBA Playoffs, the Los Angeles Lakers were pitted against the Golden State Warriors and Magic Johnson came up big with a sensational performance. He was at his usual best and posted a triple-double with 21 points, 10 rebounds and 17 assists.
He had zero turnovers on the night and finished the night shooting 7-15 with a field-goal percentage of 46.7. Thanks to Magic's magical performance, the Lakers went on to beat the Golden State Warriors, 126-106. Los Angeles went on to clinch the series in 5 games.
