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Bill Laimbeer Draws 12 Fouls in a Single Finals Game

June 10, 1990 - In what could be considered his magnum opus, Bill Laimbeer reached peak heel status in his team's 121-106 win over the Portland Trail Blazers in Game 3 of the 1990 NBA Finals. In 40 minutes of work, Laimbeer achieved the rarest of triple-doubles, scoring 11 points, grabbing 12 rebounds, and drawing a startling 12 non-shooting fouls. Utilizing subterfuge and his Razzie-worthy acting chops, Laimbeer single-handily decimated Portland's entire front line, relegating four Blazers to permanent foul trouble (Jerome Kersey, Buck Williams, Kevin Duckworth, and Clifford Robinson all finished with at least five personal fouls). All told, Laimbeer drew three charges, three non-charge offensive fouls, four loose ball fouls, one defensive foul, and one technical foul. These contributions, in addition to a strong night's work on the glass, stepping up helpside, and scoring when necessary, thrust the Detroit Pistons firmly in the driver's seat, giving them a 2-1 series lead and setting the stage for their second consecutive NBA title. In addition, the Pistons' Game 3 victory broke a 20-game losing streak in Portland, dating all the way back to October 19, 1974, leading to Laimbeer cheekily proclaiming after his disqualification, "We just broke the streak." Bill Laimbeer's Foul Rundown: 1. Charge (Duckworth) 2. Offensive Foul (Duckworth) 3. Loose Ball (Robinson) 4. Charge (Drexler) 5. Defensive Foul (Kersey) 6. Offensive Foul (Williams) 7. Technical Foul (Kersey) 8. Loose Ball Foul (Robinson) 9. Loose Ball Foul (Petrovic) 10. Offensive Foul (Duckworth) 11. Charge (Williams) 12. Loose Ball Foul (Williams) Box Score: https://www.basketball-reference.com/...