The 50/40/90 club is an illustrious group of players, all of whom are either in the Hall of Fame, or are clearly bound for the Hall of Fame (except for, oddly, Malcolm Brogdon).
However, Brandon Clarke had an opportunity to make history during his first season with the Memphis Grizzlies; he could’ve been the first player in NBA history to join the 50/40/90 club in his rookie season.
Still, he was 12 percent lower than 90 percent from the line, needing to have made 11 more free throws than he did. Even without the season suspension, Clarke making the club would have been difficult to pull off.