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Has an NBA game ever ended 75-72?

Yes. NBA has seen a final score of 75-72 17 times. It first happened on November 28, 1946, when St. Louis Bombers beat Chicago Stags, and most recently on November 11, 2007, when Miami Heat beat New York Knicks.

Where 75-72 sits among nearby NBA scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 75-72 the 1056th most common final score out of 3,189 that have ever occurred in NBA. One point away, 76-72 has happened 13 times and 75-73 has happened 15 times. At one point the score disappeared for 43 years, between 1953 and 1996.

Every 75-72 in NBA history

DateResultSeason
2007-11-11Miami Heat over New York Knicks2007
2007-06-12San Antonio Spurs over Cleveland Cavaliers2006Playoff
2006-03-24Detroit Pistons over Indiana Pacers2005
2002-11-22Detroit Pistons over Miami Heat2002
2002-11-13Phoenix Suns over Denver Nuggets2002
1997-03-22Cleveland Cavaliers over Dallas Mavericks1996
1996-11-04Houston Rockets over Utah Jazz1996
1954-02-12Philadelphia Warriors over Baltimore Bullets1953
1954-01-23Minneapolis Lakers over Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons1953
1951-12-23New York Knicks over Syracuse Nationals1951
1949-12-03St. Louis Bombers over Sheboygan Redskins1949
1949-11-09Chicago Stags over Rochester Royals1949
1948-03-23Chicago Stags over Washington Capitols1947
1947-11-22Baltimore Bullets over Chicago Stags1947
1947-04-19Philadelphia Warriors over Chicago Stags1946Playoff
1947-01-12Chicago Stags over Philadelphia Warriors1946
1946-11-28St. Louis Bombers over Chicago Stags1946

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