Scoot Henderson ties for second-worst plus/minus all-time vs. Thunder / News - Basketnews.com

Scoot Henderson makes NBA history with the second-worst plus/minus of -56 in a 62-point loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, joining rare territory alongside Miles Bridges and Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, while Manny Harris' record of -57 remains intact.

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Trail Blazers guard Scoot Henderson finished with -56, the second-worst plus/minus by a player in NBA history, in Portland's 62-point loss (77-139) against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday.

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This places him in rare company alongside Miles Bridges and Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, who also share the -56 mark in their respective games.

The unfortunate record is held by Manny Harris of the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2011, who recorded a -57 against the Los Angeles Lakers.

Interestingly, two of the three worst plus/minus performances in NBA history occurred within less than one month of each other, as Miles Bridges matched the rating in the Charlotte Hornets' 53-point loss against the Philadelphia 76ers on Dec. 16.

In the game against OKC, Henderson finished with 13 points, six rebounds, and a 4-21 shooting from the field.

The NBA officially introduced the plus-minus statistic in the 2007-08 season.

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