What did Starks shoot in Game 7 of the 1994 Finals? I can't rememeber but it was pretty horrid. Probably not the worst ever though.

Stephen Jackson's had some pretty bad ones....

Starks show 2-18 IIRC.

Not NBA but NBL, Ronaldson had a 2 for 24 (something like that) when playing for the Titans I think against the Sixers at the Dome.

Im sure if i looked at Baron Davis's game log he would have some terrible ones

is this measured by most shots missed or lowest %?
i recall kobe getting 17-47 nack in the shaq days missing 30 shots

That series for Starks will go down as folklaw in Knicks history as the one that got away. I still remember it....

Knicks were up 3-2 and it was Game 6, Starks had a last second three pointer to clinch the series and Hakeem came from god knows where and blocked it. Starks hit it and it would of been a 'ship to the Knicks.

Knicks lost and then Starks had his 2-18 stink-a-thon in Game 7 handed the Rockets the title...

Here's another piece of useless information about Starks, but he can thank his NY career on Ewing. During preseason training Starks attempted to dunk on Ewing, Ewing got the sh*ts and slammed Starks to the ground, thus injuring Starks knee in the process. In the old days, the Knicks couldn't release him until the injury healed and it took so long for it to heal they had to keep Starks on the roster.

durant has had some shockers.

hes some good Baron ones:

4/21 (2/9 3's)
6/26 (1/7)
5/22 (2/13)

Tom Gugliottas best 0 from 13 ...

Here are the Top 20 from www.basketballreference.com, using parameters of: - Season's 2004/05 to 2007/08, Less than 3 Made FG's & more than 15 FGA's.

Rk Player	        MP	FG	FGA	FG%
1  Al Thornton	        43	1	15	6.7%
2  Rashad McCants	25	1	15	6.7%
3  Andre Iguodala       40      2	15	13.3%
4  Jason Richardson     34      2	15	13.3%
5  Danny Granger	39	2	17	11.8%
6  Larry Hughes	        40	2	17	11.8%
7  Matt Barnes	        38	2	15	13.3%
8  Adam Morrison	28	1	15	6.7%
9  Rasual Butler	45	2	15	13.3%
10 Mark Madsen	        30	1	15	6.7%
11 Cuttino Mobley	35	2	15	13.3%
12 J.R. Smith	        37	2	15	13.3%
13 Richard Hamilton	38	2	17	11.8%
14 Damon Jones	        26	2	15	13.3%
15 Jalen Rose	        37	2	16	12.5%
16 Gerald Wallace	37	2	15	13.3%
17 Corey Maggette	37	2	17	11.8%
18 Hedo Turkoglu	34	2	15	13.3%
19 Kobe Bryant	        44	2	16	12.5%
20 Rodney Buford	32	2	16	12.5%

Kenyon Martin had a terrible outing in the final game of the 2003 Finals against the Spurs, think it was 3/23 or 3/21 or something.

Outrageously horrible, and it caused me physical pain to watch. There surely has to be a limit to 'shooting yourself out of a slump'...

Confirming that, 3 for 23. 6 points. No free throw attempts.

Ack.

Here's the box: http://www.nba.com/games/20030615/NJNSAS/boxscore.html

That game (or series) also featured the abominable play of a random evil Spur perimeter player (being guarded by Rodney Rogers) feeding Tim Duncan in the post. Rogers went to double team Duncan, who then passed the ball back to the cutting team mate for an easy deuce.

It doesn't sound as bad right there, but it was truly the dumbest single play ever committed in the history of competitive sports.

Duncan's statline in that game is amazing. 88-77 to the Spurs, and Duncan goes for 21 points, 20 rebounds, 10 assists and eight blocks?!

The 94 Finals was a heart breaker. All quoted above by TR, so I won't repeat it. The part about Starks' injured knee is a true story also.

94 still hurts to this day especially since Ewing never got a ring.

1999 was also a heart breaker.

Tim Hardaway went 0-17 in a Warriors game back in the 90's.

Before there was Starks, there was DJ: the late Dennis Johnson hatched an egg (size: 14) in Game Seven of the 1978 finals while playing for Seattle.

jalen rose shot 4-24 against the blazers when he was a bull and try to start fighting. Maybe if the fight broke out, he would have hit something then lol