Where is Vučević compared to the Yugoslav giants?

Montenegrin ace Nikola Vucevic is the star of Orlando, and his 41 points were not enough to prevent his club from losing to Brooklyn (126:121).

Baranin became only the sixth player from this region to score 40 or more points in the strongest league in the world.

The Croatians Dražen Petrović and Bojan Bogdanović are the record holders for the number of points scored, who each scored 44 points once in their career.

They are followed by Peđa Stojaković with 42 points, and after Vučević on the list are Slovenian Goran Dragić and Serbian Nikola Jokić with 40 points.

The most efficient Europeans who scored 50 points are the Frenchman Toni Parker, who once scored 55, and the best European player of all time, Dirk Nowitzki, with 53 points.

Vucevic is by far the most successful when it comes to rebounds in one game - the Orlando Magic center caught 29 balls in one game, which is an absolute franchise record.

Of the players from this area, only two other players had 20 or more jumps - Vlade Divac managed to record 24 jumps twice, and Dino Rađa was the first to the ball once 20 times.

In assists, the record holder is Goran Dragić with 18, followed by his compatriot Beno Udrih with 17.

Divac, Dražen Petrović, Jarić, Stojaković and Udrih share the first place in steals with six steals each in one match.

The absolute record holder in blocks is Vlade Divac, who had 12 blocks in one match.