0 -- NBA teams that have had three players block 100 shots in a season since the league began keeping track of the statistic in 1973-74. The Clippers could become the first with Lamar Odom (116 blocks), Darius Miles (104) and Michael Olowokandi (98). Shooters like Steve Smith are having a tough time putting up shots against Michael Olowokandi and Co. AP .243 -- Shooting percentage by Portland guard Damon Stoudamire (9-for-37) in his past six games. 1 -- Victories needed by the Sixers to reach 50 for the first time since 1989-90. 1-33 -- Detroit's record this season when trailing at halftime. 3 -- Eastern Conference teams that have winning records against the Western Conference -- Philadelphia (15-12), New York (15-10) and Miami (16-12). Ten of the West's 14 teams have winning records against the East. 4 -- Times in March that Boston's Paul Pierce scored 40 or more points in a game. He only had two games of 40-plus points in the first three months of the season. 7 -- Triple-doubles posted by Phoenix's Jason Kidd this season, most recently in Friday's 84-71 victory against Philadelphia (12 points, 14 assists and 10 rebounds). It was his 38th career triple-double. 11 -- Times the Spurs have reached the 50-victory mark since joining the league in 1976, including this season. 23 -- The NBA record for blocks in a game, set by the Raptors in a 112-86 defeat of the Hawks on Friday. The previous mark was 22 by New Jersey against Denver on Dec. 12, 1991. 36 -- Difference in points scored by the Kings in two games against the Lakers this week. The Kings beat the Lakers 108-84 on Wednesday night after an 84-72 loss to the world champs Sunday. 44-26 -- The Bucks' record this season through March 28, marking the first time the franchise has been 18 games above .500 since April 16, 1989. 124 -- Points allowed by the Knicks in a loss to the Kings on Tuesday, 18 more than they had allowed in a game all season. 12,005 -- Career field goals made by Utah's Karl Malone, making him one of three players in history with more than 12,000, joining Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (15,837) and Wilt Chamberlain (12,681). 16,594 -- Average attendance for an NBA game through 80 percent of the season, compared to 16,870 for last year. The league is on pace to draw 19.8 million fans this year, about 300,000 fewer than last season.