| Key Statistics and Honors

NBA

Teams

1977–1978: New Jersey Nets

1979–1980: Utah Jazz

1981–1982: Golden State Warriors

1983–1987: New York Knicks

1988–1991: Washington Bullets

1992–1993: New Jersey Nets

Career Statistics

Games

Season: 874

Playoffs: 28

Rebounds

Season: 5,060

Playoffs: 121

Assists

Season: 3.3

Playoffs: 2.3

Steals

Season: 1.0

Playoffs: 0.9

Blocks

Season: 0.3

Playoffs: 0.2

Points

Season: 19,655

Playoffs: 687

Honors

Hall of Fame

Enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on September 8, 2013

• NBA All-Rookie Team 1977–1978 with the New Jersey Nets

• NBA 1980–1981 Comeback Player of the Year Award as a member of the Golden State Warriors in 1980–1981

• Second-team All-NBA honors in 1981–1982

• First-team All-NBA selection 1983–1984 and 1984–1985 with the New York Knicks

Third-team All-NBA selection 1992–1993 with the Washington Bullets

• Led the NBA in scoring in the 1984–1985 season, averaging 32.9 points for the Knicks

• Four-time NBA All-Star (1982, 1984, 1985, 1991)

• Tied for 25th on the NBA’s all-time list for career regular-season scoring average with 22.5 points per game

• Totaled 19,655 points in 874 NBA games

• Set the New York Knicks single-game scoring record of 60 points on Christmas Day 1984 against the New Jersey Nets

• Scored 50 points in consecutive road games on back-to-back nights against the San Antonio Spurs and Dallas Mavericks

• During a 1984 NBA Playoff series against the Detroit Pistons, King averaged 42.6 points while leading the Knicks to a series win

University of Tennessee Honors

• No. 53 officially retired on Feb. 13, 2007 (first Tennessee men’s player to receive that honor)

• Tennessee Basketball All-Century Team

• 2008 SEC Basketball Legend

• 1986 Lakeland Ledger 25-Year All-SEC Team

• 1977 Consensus All-American

• 1977 co-SEC Player of the Year (AP)

• 1977 All-SEC first team (AP, UPI, Coaches)

• 1976 All-American first team (USBWA, Helms Athletic Foundation)

• 1976 All-American second team (UPI, Converse)

• 1976 All-American (AP, NABC)

• 1976 SEC Player of the Year (AP, UPI)

• 1976 All-SEC first team (AP, UPI, Coaches)

• 1975 All-American first team (Helms Athletic Foundation)

• 1975 All-American second team (UPI, Converse, Basketball Weekly)

• 1975 All-American third team (NABC)

• 1975 SEC Player of the Year (UPI)

• 1975 All-SEC first team (AP, UPI, Coaches)