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2012 Playoffs Statistics
Born:
Mar 17, 1981
Height:
6-7 / 2.01
Weight:
212 lbs. / 96.2 kg.
Prior to NBA / Country:
Creighton / USA
Years Pro:
8
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2010-11 (Chicago): For the third time in his career, he appeared in 82 games (all off of the bench), and averaged 8.3 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 1.5 apg, 20.1 mpg, .434 shooting from the field, .415 shooting from behind the arc (17th in the NBA) and .885 from the line led the team in scoring three times scored in double-figures 28 times, including two games with 20 or more points Chicago was 25-8 when he made two or more three-pointers in a game scored a team-high 19 points and added four assists in 29:01 against NJ (04/13) posted 18 points (4-5 3FG) versus SAC (03/21) made the 1,000th three-pointer of his career at IND to become the 62nd player in NBA history to reach that mark posted 17 points (3-3 FGM) and six assists versus UTH (03/12) scored 20 points (7-10 FG, 4-7 3FG) at CHA (03/09) tallied 15 points (3-3 3FG) and two boards versus CHA (02/15) posted 14 points and six boards at POR (02/07) scored a bench-high 22 points (6-10 3FG) and grabbed four boards at MEM (01/17) recorded 13 points and a season-high six assists at TOR (12/15) posted a season-high 24 points, five boards and three assists at PHO (11/24) tallied 10 points, six boards and four assists at HOU (11/16) 2011 Playoffs: Came off of the bench in all 16 games and averaged 6.6 ppg, 1.2 rpg, 1.1 apg, 17.3 mpg and shot .388 from the field, .423 from downtown and 1.000 from the line went 4-for-4 from downtown en route to 13 points and three assists versus IND (04/26) in Game 1 of the First Round. Career: Has appeared in 599 career games (103 starts) in eight seasons with Philadelphia, Utah and Chicago, and holds career averages of 9.6 ppg, 2.9 rpg and 1.6 apg in 24.4 mpg has shot .411 (1,016-2,472 3FG) for his career from three-point range he has appeared in a total of 48 playoff games (seven starts), and has averaged 7.5 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 1.2 apg and 21.4 mpg, and shot .412 from the field, .387 from behind the arc and .900 from the line in 2009-10, he led the NBA in three-point shooting at .536 (59-110 3FGM), and set the NBA single season three-point shooting record, breaking Steve Kerrs record of .524 (89-170 3FGM) finished his Philly career (2003-07) ranked second in franchise history in three-pointers made 661 3FGM (behind Allen Iverson) and in three-point percentage .409 (661-1618 3FG) (behind Dana Barros) his career high for three-pointers made is seven versus IND (11/12/04) set the Philadelphia franchise single-season record for three-pointers made (226) and attempted (558) in 2004-05 became the first Sixer to lead the NBA in three-pointers made (226), tying Quentin Richardson (Phoenix) participated in the Three-Point Shootout at NBA All-Star Weekend in 04-05, finishing second overall scored 21 points (7-10 3FG) in the Rookie Challenge at All-Star weekend led the NBA in free throw percentage and ranked ninth in three-point percentage in 2006-07 made a career-high and an NBA season-high 47 consecutive free throws during the 2006-07 season (02/14-3/24) 2009-10 (Utah): Appeared in 52 games, and averaged 7.2 ppg and 2.1 rpg led the NBA in three-point shooting at .536 (59-110 3FGM), and set a new NBA single season three-point shooting record, breaking Steve Kerrs record of .524 (89-170 3FGM) set during the 1994-95 season missed 28 games due to left knee surgery (underwent surgery on 10/28; missed the following games: 10/28-12/10, 12/21-12/23, 12/30-01/02) scored a season-high 21 points versus GS (03/31) scored 20 points including 3-for-4 from three-point range against MIN (03/17) scored 14 points with a season-high seven rebounds and four assists at DET (03/10) scored 16 points (3-for-6 from three-point range) at LAC (03/02) dished out a season-high six assists versus HOU (02/27) scored 18 points (5-for-6 from three-point range) and had four rebounds versus CHA (02/24) scored 13 points with five rebounds and two assists versus ATL (02/22) had 19 points going 4-for-5 from three-point range at DEN (01/17) 2010 Playoffs: In 10 playoff games with the Jazz, he averaged 8.3 ppg, 1.3 apg, 1.1 rpg and 21.0 mpg, and shot .525 from the floor, .478 from behind the arc and .889 from the line posted a career playoff-high with 23 points (9-10 FG, 5-5 3FGM) in 24 minutes vs. LAL (05/08) 2008-09 (Utah): Appeared in 78 games (two starts), and averaged 9.0 ppg, 3.3 rpg and 1.8 apg scored 10-plus points 28 times and 20-plus points three times made a team-high 103 3FG, and shot .386 percent from behind the arc made 100-plus three-pointers for the fifth time in his career led the team in free throw percentage, shooting .882 from the line recorded two blocks six different times, blocking a total of 30 shots was Inactive four games (11/21-11/26) missed four games due to an inflamed right wrist (11/21-11/26) posted 12 points versus SAC (11/28) scored 18 points and had nine rebounds at NJ (12/17) dished out a season-high six assists at HOU (12/27) had 14 points, four rebounds and two blocks at OKC (01/14) scored 20 points, picked up nine rebounds and three steals versus DAL (02/05) recorded nine rebounds against MEM (02/17) had 16 points and six rebounds versus ATL (02/23) scored 20 points and had eight rebounds at TOR (03/08) had a season-high 25 points, 10 field goals made and six assists at MIA (03/14) made five three-point field goals at PHO (03/25) scored 16 points with four rebounds versus NY (03/30) had 19 points and five rebounds versus MIN (04/03) 2009 Playoffs: Appeared in all five games for the Jazz (two starts), and averaged 10.6 ppg, 2.6 apg and 2.2 rpg shot .462 percent (12-of-26) from the three-point line 2007-08 (Utah/Philadelphia): Averaged 9.9 ppg, 2.3 rpg and 1.3 apg in 75 games (all as a reserve) with Philadelphia and Utah posted 9.8 ppg, 2.0 rpg and 1.4 apg in 50 games for the Jazz scored in double-figures 29 times, reaching 20-plus points twice with Utah in 50 regular season games with Utah, the Jazz went 38-12 record (was 16-16 prior to his arrival) in his first game with the Jazz, he posted 11 points (3-7 FG), two steals and two blocks in 18 minutes versus POR (12/31) scored 17 points (6-7 FG) with four rebounds and four assists on his birthday versus TOR (03/17) registered his Jazz season high of 27 points in 37 minutes at DEN (02/06) had 20 points (6-8 3FG) versus NO (02/04), hitting four three-pointers in the second quarter posted a career-high four blocks at WAS (02/01) averaged 10.0 ppg, 2.9 rpg and 1.3 apg in 25 games with the Sixers had his lone double-double of the season with 11 points and a season-high 11 rebounds versus NJ (11/03) 2008 Playoffs: Appeared in all 12 games for Utah, and posted 7.8 ppg and 2.2 rpg in 21.6 mpg off of the bench averaged 8.5 ppg and 2.7 rpg in the Western Conference Semifinals versus the LAL was a perfect 14-14 from the line averaged 7.2 ppg and 1.7 rpg in first round series with Houston 2006-07 (Philadelphia): Appeared in 74 games (one start), and averaged a career-high 14.4 ppg, while posting career highs in every shooting category (.440 FG, .430 3FG, .914 FT) also averaged 3.5 rpg and 1.6 apg in 30.9 mpg led the NBA in free throw percentage and ranked ninth in three-point percentage made a career-high and an NBA season-high 47 consecutive free throws (02/14-3/24) accounted for .465 of the Sixers total three-pointers made, the most one player accounted for any team across the league missed a total of eight games due to injury: two with a left ankle sprain (12/02-12/03) and six with a right wrist sprain (04/08-4/11; 4/15-4/18) scored 20-plus points 15 times he became the first Sixer to score 20-plus points off the bench 10-plus times in a season since Orlando Woolridge (12 times in 1993-94) 2005-06 (Philadelphia): In 82 games (43 starts), he averaged 11.5 ppg, 3.3 rpg and 2.0 apg in 31.3 mpg shot .430 (327-761) from the field and .849 (101-119) from the free-throw line finished the season ranked fifth in the league in three-point field goals made and 11th in three-point shooting percentage hit three or more three-pointers 36 times scored a career-high 31 points (10-17 FG, 4-7 3FG) off the bench versus MIL (02/24) had nine games with 20-plus points had a career-best streak of 28 straight games with at least one three-point field goal snapped at WAS (01/16) posted a double-double versus GS (12/21) with 14 points and 10 rebounds hit five-plus three-pointers seven times, including a season-high six versus ATL (03/22) passed Hersey Hawkins for second place on the Sixers all-time list for career three-pointers made versus WAS (04/10) 2004-05 (Philadelphia): Appeared in all 82 games (57 starts), and averaged 11.5 ppg, 4.6 rpg and 2.2 apg set the Sixers single-season record for three-pointers made (226) and attempted (558) had a streak of 25 games with a three-pointer end versus PHO (03/30) became the first Sixer to lead the NBA in three-pointers made (226) also ranked among league leaders in three-point attempts (third, 558) and percentage (18th, .405) one of two Sixers players to play in every game hit game-winning shot versus IND (01/31) with 0:06.5 remaining hit a three-pointer as time expired to force overtime at NO (01/28) connected on a career-best seven three-pointers versus IND (11/12), including a 27-footer with 0:03.7 seconds remaining to force OT made four-plus three-pointers 27 times scored 20-plus points four times posted four double-doubles for the second-straight season, he participated in the Three-Point Shootout at NBA All-Star Weekend, and finished second scored 21 points (7-10 3FG) in the Rookie Challenge at All-Star weekend 2005 Playoffs: Appeared in five games (all starts), and averaged 5.0 ppg and 2.6 rpg in 29.4 mpg shot .286 (8-28 FG) from the floor and .292 (7-24) from long range 2003-04 (Philadelphia): Averaged 4.5 ppg and 1.5 rpg in 74 games his rookie year ranked 22nd overall, and second among NBA rookies, in three-point percentage (.391) among the Sixers all-time rookie records, he finished third in three-pointers made (81) and attempted (207) scored the first point of his NBA career on a free throw, at WAS (11/11). Career Transactions: Selected by the New Jersey Nets in the second round (51st pick overall) of the 2003 NBA Draft traded to the Philadelphia 76ers on draft day for cash considerations (06/26/03) re-signed by the 76ers (08/02/05) traded by the 76ers to the Utah Jazz in exchange for Gordan Giricek and a first-round pick (12/29/07) signed as a free agent by the Chicago Bulls (07/13/10). College: Averaged 14.1 ppg and 5.2 rpg, while shooting .453 percent from the three-point line in 128 games during his four-year career at Creighton (1999-03) he was a Second Team All-America selection by the Associated Press as a senior (2002-03), after receiving Honorable Mention All-America honors from the AP as a junior (2001-02) left Creighton as the school and Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) leader for 3FGM with 371, which was tied for sixth in NCAA history at the time finished his collegiate career ranked 14th in NCAA history in three-point field goal percentage (.453) and ninth in free throw percentage (.891) finished his career ranked fifth all-time at Creighton in scoring (1,801) and first in three-point field goals made, three-point field goals attempted, three-point field goal percentage and free throw percentage; eighth in assists; ninth in blocks and fourth in steals was the first player in school-history to appear in four consecutive NCAA Tournaments he became one of six players to repeat as MVC Player of the Year (joining Larry Bird, Hersey Hawkins, Xavier McDaniel, Lewis Lloyd and Junior Bridgeman). |
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Personal: Full name is Kyle Elliot Korver born in Lakewood, Calif., but grew up in Pella, Iowa is the son of Kevin and Laine Korver comes from a basketball family he has three brothers: Kaleb, Klayton and Kirk Klayton played collegiately at Drake Kaleb plays at Creighton, and Kirk plays at Missouri-Kansas City his father, mother and two uncles played at Central College in Pella, Iowa his mother once scored 74 points in a high school game he established the Kyle Korver Foundation in 2006 that focuses on making a positive impact on underprivileged children he hosted the first annual Kyles Coat Drive in Salt Lake City in 2008, collecting over 800 new coats for the needy he previously held the Coat Drive in Philly for three years he has also participated in the NBAs Basketball Without Borders, most recently going to India in the summer of 2008 had his varsity basketball jersey (No. 25) retired by his alma mater, Pella High School in January of 2006 majored in visual communications at Creighton hobbies include ping pong, bowling, horseshoes, croquet, pool and Frisbee golf he is an avid golfer; he competed in the 2008 and 2009 Utah Opens on sponsor exemptions wears size 14 shoe. |
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