CLEVELAND — Pittsburgh native T.J. McConnell set an NBA record Wednesday night as the Indiana Pacers took on the Cleveland Cavaliers.
McConnell had nine steals in the first half of the game en route to a triple-double.
🚨 T.J. McConnell sets an NBA RECORD with 9 steals in a half! 🚨
— NBA (@NBA) March 4, 2021
The record for a full game is 11. pic.twitter.com/O0ctYizMmc
McConnell had a 10th steal late in the game, creating the first points-assists-steals triple-double in more than 20 years.
🤯 10-STEAL TRIP-DUB FOR T.J. 🤯@TJMcConnell (16 PTS, 13 AST) grabs a career-high and @Pacers franchise-record 10 STL for the 11th triple-double with steals since they began being tracked in 1973-74! pic.twitter.com/PsMr6eUzO3
— NBA (@NBA) March 4, 2021
McConnell played at Chartiers Valley High School and Duquesne University before he transferred to the University of Arizona.
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