We are just days away from the end of the 2015-16 NBA regular season. Wednesday will certainly be a day to remember, with Kobe Bryant playing his final game and the Warriors trying to set a new NBA record with 73 single season wins.

With it all winding down and the playoffs coming soon, let's take a look back at five of the best individual games put up by single players this season.

 

5. Draymond Green vs. Nuggets, January 2

 

With 29 points, 17 rebounds, and 14 assists, Green became the first Warriors player ever to two sets of triple-doubles in back-to-back games in one season.

 

4. Russell Westbrook vs. Clippers, March 9

 

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The NBA's current triple-double king, now at 18 on the season, was one assist shy (it was actually given to him during the game, then rescinded after the fact) of having the first 25 point, 20 assist, 10 rebound (Westbrook had 11) game since Magic Johnson did it in 1988. OKC took down the Clippers 120-108 in this game.

 

3. Dwight Howard vs. Clippers, January 18

 

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In 45 minutes, Howard scored 36 points and grabbed 26 rebounds. He had one of his best ever games from the free-throw line, shooting 14-of-18 from the stripe, and also added 4 assists. Although the Rockets lost to the Clippers in overtime, this was the first time a Rockets player notched at least 35 points and 25 rebounds since Hakeem Olajuwon in 1990.

 

2. Stephen Curry vs. Pelicans, October 31

 

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A night after putting up 40 points, the MVP scored 53, including 29 points in the third quarter alone. This game saw Curry hit eight 3-point shots and go a perfect 11-of-11 from the charity stripe en route to a career-high, putting the league on notice for the rest of the season.

 

1. Anthony Davis vs. Pistons, February 21

 

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The best game all season belongs to The Brow. Davis put up 59 points and 20 rebounds in one game, while also dishing 4 assists. Also consider that he was matched up with arguably the best rebounder in the league, Andre Drummond. With this stat line, AD became the first player since 1983 with 50 points and 20 rebounds and just the 20th player in NBA history to have 59 or more pitons in game.