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Players who have never left the game: Chamberlain first in 1205 games, Cole second in 875 games, Irving fourth in 875 games
Today, US media Basketball Forever listed a data related to Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving - Irving has never left the game in his NBA career so far (including regular season and playoffs):
1, Wilt Chamberlain - 1205 games
2, Steve Cole - 1038 games
3, Antonio Daniels - 952 games
4, Kyrie Irving - 875 games
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