NBA Players with the Most Assists Recorded in Playoffs in Their 14th Season

Explore the NBA players who delivered the best stats ever in a 14th NBA season, ranked by playoff total assists. See how the all-time greats compare in this top-50 historical list.

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Which NBA player had the most total assists in the Playoffs in his 14th year?

Playing for the 2010 Phoenix Suns, Steve Nash recorded a total of 161 assists in 16 games — the highest playoff total ever by an NBA player in his 14th season.

Total Assists, 14th Season

161 ast
Steve Nash
(2010 Phoenix Suns)

Note: = NBA champion in this season.

Total Assists in a Player's 14th Season - Top 50

Playoffs

		Assists			Other stats
Rk	Player (Team)	Total	Per Game	Gms	Pts	Reb	Stl	Blk	3pm
1	Steve Nash (2010 Suns)	161	10.1	16	284	52	4	1	19
2	John Stockton (1998 Jazz)	155	7.8	20	222	60	31	3	9
3	Oscar Robertson (1974 Bucks)	149	9.3	16	224	54	15	4	-
4	LeBron James (2017 Cavaliers)	141	7.8	18	591	164	35	23	44
5	Kobe Bryant (2010 Lakers)	126	5.5	23	671	138	31	16	49
6	Gary Payton (2004 Lakers)	116	5.3	22	171	72	23	4	14
7	Rajon Rondo (2020 Lakers)	105	6.6	16	143	69	22	2	20
8	James Harden (2023 76ers)	91	8.3	11	223	68	20	4	31
9	Stephen Curry (2023 Warriors)	79	6.1	13	396	67	13	6	57
10	Clyde Drexler (1997 Rockets)	77	4.8	16	290	89	26	7	38

		Assists			Other stats
Rk	Player (Team)	Total	Per Game	Gms	Pts	Reb	Stl	Blk	3pm
11	Ron Harper (2000 Lakers)	73	3.2	23	198	85	23	13	9
12	Derek Fisher (2010 Lakers)	64	2.8	23	237	58	28	1	27
	Kyle Lowry (2020 Raptors)	64	5.8	11	195	72	19	8	23
14	Ray Allen (2010 Celtics)	63	2.6	24	387	80	22	3	56
15	Paul Pierce (2012 Celtics)	62	3.1	20	377	121	30	18	27
16	Wilt Chamberlain (1973 Lakers)	60	3.5	17	177	383	-	-	-
	Chris Paul (2019 Rockets)	60	5.5	11	187	70	24	7	17
18	Jimmy Butler (2025 Warriors)	57	5.2	11	211	73	14	3	11
19	Bob Lanier (1984 Bucks)	55	3.4	16	203	117	11	10	0
20	Karl Malone (1999 Jazz)	52	4.7	11	240	124	13	8	0

		Assists			Other stats
Rk	Player (Team)	Total	Per Game	Gms	Pts	Reb	Stl	Blk	3pm
21	John Havlicek (1976 Celtics)	51	3.4	15	198	56	12	5	-
22	Clifford Robinson (2003 Pistons)	49	2.9	17	158	46	16	13	22
23	Sedale Threatt (1997 Rockets)	48	3.0	16	59	17	6	4	9
24	Mike Conley (2021 Jazz)	46	7.7	6	92	21	1	3	18
	Lou Williams (2019 Clippers)	46	7.7	6	130	17	5	1	6
26	Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1983 Lakers)	42	2.8	15	406	115	17	55	0
27	Andre Iguodala (2018 Warriors)	41	2.7	15	122	68	21	7	14
28	Jrue Holiday (2023 Bucks)	40	8.0	5	89	33	5	2	12
29	Shaquille O'Neal (2006 Heat)	39	1.7	23	424	225	11	34	0
30	Paul Silas (1978 Supersonics)	36	1.6	22	107	187	12	6	-
	David West (2017 Warriors)	36	2.1	17	76	46	7	13	1

		Assists			Other stats
Rk	Player (Team)	Total	Per Game	Gms	Pts	Reb	Stl	Blk	3pm
32	Jason Kidd (2008 Mavericks)	34	6.8	5	43	32	7	2	6
33	Jeff Hornacek (2000 Jazz)	33	3.3	10	115	30	10	0	9
34	Pau Gasol (2015 Bulls)	31	3.1	10	144	94	5	21	0
	Shaun Livingston (2019 Warriors)	31	1.4	22	89	31	10	4	0
36	Paul George (2024 Clippers)	29	4.8	6	117	41	7	3	18
	Joe Johnson (2015 Nets)	29	4.8	6	99	46	7	0	12
38	Dennis Johnson (1990 Celtics)	28	5.6	5	69	14	2	2	2
39	Vlade Divac (2003 Kings)	27	2.3	12	137	69	8	11	0
40	Jamal Crawford (2014 Clippers)	26	2.0	13	202	19	12	2	27
	Mark Jackson (2001 Knicks)	26	5.2	5	45	26	8	0	2

		Assists			Other stats
Rk	Player (Team)	Total	Per Game	Gms	Pts	Reb	Stl	Blk	3pm
42	Kevin Durant (2022 Nets)	25	6.3	4	105	23	4	1	7
	Manu Ginobili (2016 Spurs)	25	2.5	10	67	27	8	3	9
	Tony Parker (2015 Spurs)	25	3.6	7	76	23	2	0	0
	J.R. Smith (2018 Cavaliers)	25	1.1	22	191	60	21	4	44
46	Brian Shaw (2003 Lakers)	24	2.0	12	38	38	4	5	6
	Dwyane Wade (2017 Bulls)	24	4.0	6	90	30	5	8	6
	Chris Webber (2007 Pistons)	24	1.5	16	158	100	14	9	0
49	Andre Miller (2013 Nuggets)	23	3.8	6	84	20	2	0	5
	Paul Millsap (2020 Nuggets)	23	1.2	19	152	89	12	9	15
	Zach Randolph (2015 Grizzlies)	23	2.1	11	172	93	6	0	1

* The NBA began recording rebounds in 1951, steals and blocks in 1974, and added the 3-point line in 1980.