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Watch: Immanuel Quickley Makes NBA History With Unprecedented Stat Line

Zach Wolpin Written by Sports EditorZach Wolpin
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Watch: Immanuel Quickley Makes NBA History With Unprecedented Stat Line

On Tuesday evening, the Raptors were on the road for a matchup vs. the Warriors. It was their second of two meetings this season against Golden State. 

Toronto previously beat the Warriors 141-127 in OT on December 28. By the start of the fourth quarter on Tuesday, the Raptors had a 108-94 lead and never let Golden State get close. In the end, the Raptors won 145-127, improving their record to 26-19. Starting PG Immanuel Quickley made NBA history on Tuesday with an unprecedented stat line.

Immanuel Quickley made NBA history against the Warriors on Tuesday

At the 2023-24 deadline, the Knicks traded Immanuel Quickley and RJ Barrett to the Raptors. In return, New York received one-time NBA champion O.G. Anunoby. Immanuel Quickley was formerly the 25th pick in the 2020 NBA draft by the Knicks out of Kentucky. In New York, Quickley primarily served as a backup. He made 27 starts in 253 games with the Knicks. As a member of the Raptors, Immanuel Quickley is being used as the starting PG.

The 26-year-old has started all 113 games he’s appeared in for the Raptors over the last two and a half seasons. In 2025-26, Immanuel Quickley has made a career-high 42 starts and counting. This season, Quickley is averaging 16.9 points, 4.1 rebounds, 6.2 assists, and 1.2 steals per game. Against the Warriors on Tuesday, Toronto’s starting PG put on a show. Additionally, Quickley made NBA history with this unprecedented stat line.

He is the first player in NBA history with 40+ points, 10+ assists, and five made threes, while shooting over 80% for the game. Quickley was 7-8 from beyond the arc vs. Golden State and was an impressive 11-13 from the field. On top of that, he was a perfect 11-11 from the free-throw line for 40 points on the night. It was an all-around dominant performance from the Raptors’ PG.

With the win vs. Golden State on Tuesday, the Raptors are 26-19 in 2025-26. That is currently fourth in the Eastern Conference. Ahead of the 2024-25 season, Toronto signed Immanuel Quickley to a five-year, $175 million deal. He is set to make $32.5 million over the next four years, including 2025-26. The Raptors have been a surprise team this year. Nobody expected the team to be top four in the East at the halfway point in the season.

Zach Wolpin Written by Sports EditorZach Wolpin
Zach Wolpin is an NBA and NFL expert who's been betting on the league for over three years now. Wolpin is a fan of the NFL and NBA and has been watching for a decade and a half. He covers the latest news and stories surrounding the league daily. His passion in life is sports and being able to share that through his writing. He has written about the NBA and other sports leagues through various media outlets over the years like Sir Charles In Charge, G-Men HQ, and TAP into South Plainfield. Before he became a Sports Editor, Wolpin attended Montclair State University where he graduated in 2021. He studied Sports Media and Writing while in school.
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