triple-double
basketball
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In basketball, a "triple-double" refers to a player achieving 10 or more in three statistical categories during a single game. Typically, these categories are points, assists, and rebounds. This accomplishment is a significant indicator of a player's all-around contribution to the game. The term was first used in 1982. A "double-double" is similar but involves achieving 10 or more in only two statistical categories, such as points and rebounds.12
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