Tony Snell has captivated NBA observers with his head-turning stat lines throughout his nine-year career. He pulled off another vintage line for the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday night.

Tony Snell played in four minutes during the Pelicans' win-or-go-home Play-In Game. In that span, he tallied zero points, zero rebounds, zero assists, zero steals and zero blocks. It wasn't as impressive as when he did the same with seven times more minutes on the court almost five years ago, but he did do this on a bigger stage with real stakes for New Orleans' season.

Kidding aside, Tony Snell undoubtedly has had a peculiar NBA career. He's made various bits of NBA history for such random things. One was when he made efficiency history by becoming the first player with 50/50/100 shooting splits.

The Pelicans wing also owns the record for the most minutes played with attempting a single free throw. He went more than 471 minutes without ever drawing foul shots.

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But when he has gone up to the charity stripe, he's been sure to sink them. He hasn't missed one going 51-for-51 from the line since the 2018-19 season, going 1-for-1 as a member of the Pelicans this season and 3-for-3 during his time with the Portland Trail Blazers.

Tony Snell continues to be the king of box score oddities. Hopefully he continues his run as the Pelicans enter their first-round series against the Phoenix Suns.