March 2, 1963, is etched in the annals of NBA history as the day when Wilt Chamberlain accomplished the extraordinary feat of scoring 100 points in a single game. Fast forward to March 2, 2025, and another noteworthy statistical milestone has emerged that adds to the rich tapestry of basketball lore.

The thrilling matchup between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs concluded with a final score of 146-132, marking it as the 3,159th unique final score recorded in NBA history, and the 14th instance of such a score this season. This phenomenon is popularly referred to as a scorigami, a term that celebrates the uniqueness of final game scores.

The NBA has witnessed a remarkable surge in scoring in recent years, leading to point totals that are unprecedented in the leagues nearly 80-year existence. Hakob Chalikyan, a passionate basketball enthusiast, recognized the significance of these unique scores and took it upon himself to ensure they received the recognition they deserve.

Inspired by a similar account dedicated to the NFL scorigami phenomenon, Chalikyan launched the NBA version in September 2024. The website he developed,

Erik Nilsson