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FINAL FOUR TITLE GAME: SHOOTING RECORDS
(1988-present)

Most two-pointers, final:

9/10.- Theo Papaloukas, CSKA Moscow, Panathinaikos Athens - CSKA 93-91, 2007
9/11.- Dejan Bodiroga, Panathinaikos Athens, Maccabi Tel Aviv - Panathinaikos 81-67, 2001
9/13.- Dino Radja, Jugoplastika Split, Split - Maccabi Tel Aviv 75-69, 1989
9/13.- Zoran Savic, POP 84 Split, FCBarcelona - Split 65-70, 1991
9/18.- Nate Huffman, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maccabi 67-73 Panathinaikos 2000
8/11.- Ricky Brown, Philips Milan, Milan - Maccabi Tel Aviv 90-84, 1988
8/12.- Maceo Baston, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maccabi - Tau Ceramica 90-78 2005
8/11.- Luis Scola, Tau Ceramica, Maccabi Tel Aviv - Tau 90-78 2005
8/13.- Nate Huffman, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maccabi - Panathinaikos 81-67, 2001
8/21.- Joe Arlauckas, Real Madrid, Real – Olympiacos Piraeus 73-61, 1995

Most three-pointers, final:

5/7.- Antoine Rigaudeau, Kinder Bologna, Kinder – Zalgiris Kaunas 74-82, 1999
5/7.- Sasha Djordjevic, Partizan Belgrade, Joventut Badalona – Partizan 70-71, 1992
5/9.- Doron Jamchy, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Jugoplastika Split - Maccabi 75-69, 1989
5/9.- Vassilis Spanoulis, Olympiacos Pireaus, Olympiacos - Real Madrid 100-88, 2013
5/9.- Bobby Dixon, Fenerbahce Istanbul, Fenerbahce - CSKA Moscow 96-101 (OT), 2016
5/10.- Sergio Rodriguez, Real Madrid, Real - Maccabi Tel Aviv 86 –98 (OT), 2015
4/5.- David Bluthenthal, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maccabi – Skipper Bologna 118-74, 2004
4/5.- Trajan Langdon, CSKA Moscow, Maccabi Tel Aviv - CSKA 77-91, 2008
4/5.- Jaycee Carroll, Real Madrid, Real – Olympiacos Piraeus 78-59, 2015
4/5.- Cory Higgins, CSKA Moscow, Anadolu Efes Istanbul 83-91 CSKA, 2019

Most free throws, final:

12/12.- Shane Larkin, Anadolu Efes Istanbul, FC Barcelona – Efes, 81-86, 2021
12/13.- Manu Ginobili, Kinder Bologna, Kinder - Panathinaikos Athens 83-89, 2002
12/17.- Ramunas Siskauskas, Panathinaikos Athens, Panathinaikos - CSKA, 93-91, 2007
11/12.- Matjaz Smodis, CSKA Moscow, Panathinaikos Athens - CSKA, 93-91, 2007
11/12- Sergio Rodriguez, Real Madrid, Olympiacos Piraeus - Real 100-88, 2013
11/12.- Pero Antic, Fenerbahce, Fenerbahce - CSKA Moscow 96-101 (OT), 2016
11/12.- Shane Larkin, Anadolu Efes Istanbul, Efes - CSKA Moscow 83-91, 2019
11/13.- Arvydas Macijauskas, Tau Ceramica, Maccabi Tel Aviv - Tau 90-78, 2005
11/13- Acie Law, Olympiacos Piraeus, Olympiacos - Real Madrid 100-88, 2013
11/14.- David Rivers, Olympiacos Piraeus, Olympiacos – FC Barcelona 73-58, 1997
11/14.- Oded Kattash, Panathinaikos Athens, Maccabi Tel Aviv – Panathinaikos 67-73, 2000

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