nba world The Mavericks were stunned by superstar Luka Doncic’s stat line after a thrilling overtime game against the New York Knicks that resulted in a Dallas win.
Doncic dropped 60 pointsGame-tying, acrobatic shot with 21 rebounds and 10 assists to send it into overtime, the first triple-double to appear in box scores. He shot 21 of 31 from the field, recording two steals and a block in the win.
However, the state line didn’t really impress a radio personality.
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Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo debunked the notion that Doncic’s performance was the best individual performance of all time, and had few examples to support his argument.
“I know you guys want me to go out there and find some other games, and I’ll try to find some for you,” he said on ESPN’s “First Take” on Wednesday morning. But listen, he only took 31 shots. ” “He only made two threes. He made a great basket on the end of a rebound.
“But listen, it’s not a 100-point game that’ll wilt [Chamberlain] It was in ’62 when he scored 100 against the Knicks – 28-of-32 in the line. I think it was 63 that Elgin [Baylor] Was against the knicks in the same year. [Jerry] West scored 63 against the Knicks one year.”
Russo was not done during the segment. He continued to perform better than Doncic.
“how about [Larry] Bird, my friend? He scored 60 against the Hawks. The game was in New Orleans at a neutral venue. He had 32 points in 14 minutes.
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“There’s nobody else on Dallas who can score besides Doncic. But listen, I’m not going to be mad. I’d rather be mad. But what about the Knicks? Here’s a statistic. Did you know that last 30,887 game in the NBA — and this is from my 20-year-old younger self, Colin Russo. Did you know that there’s never been a team to hold a nine-point lead 35 seconds or less into the game?”
“let’s not forget” Kobe Bryant’s 81-point game Against the Toronto Raptors in 2006, Russo added.
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Rousseau’s opinion doesn’t matterThe performance by Doncic is known as the highest scoring game by any player in Mavericks history.