One on December 14thNBA games, the Bucks successfully got their revenge at homeWalkers。And the biggest highlight of this game was the outstanding performance of Brother Alphabet, who scored a career-high 64 points and set a number of records. Although he took the initiative to leave the court when he scored 58 points, but thenWalkersLaunched a fierce counterattack to narrow the gap to just 10 points, forcing the Bucks to field another starter, and Antetokounmpo took the opportunity to make another move, setting a new record with a high score of 64 points. The result of this game also made Brother Alphabet becomenbaThe player with the most points in a single game this season is also the record holder for the most points scored in a single game in Bucks history.
To better illustrate the importance of his 64 points, let's take a look at the eight records he has broken. First of all, his 64 points are this seasonnbaThe highest score in a single game, the previous record is also held by himself, at 56 points. Secondly, this is already an alphabet brother matchupWalkersThe third slash of 50 performances, the other players only had a maximum of 1. Third, the player who scored 60 points and 10 rebounds on 70% shooting, Brother Alphabet isnbaThere is only a third person in history, and the first two areChamberlainand Carl Malone. Fourth, the 64 points not only refreshed the highest score in his career, but also became the record for the highest single-game score in the history of the Bucks. Fifth, with a shooting rate of more than 65% in 5 consecutive games, he got 30 data, and Brother Alphabet surpassedO'NeillCarl MalonewithAbdul-Jabbar, the all-time first, all three players are 4 consecutive games with more than 30 statistics. Sixth, he made 32 free throws in this game, the most in the season and the first time since Drummond in 2016 that a player has made more than 30 free throws in a game. Seventh, Brother Alphabet scored 64 points in just 28 shots, which is innbaRanks third in the all-time 60 points on the number of shots made, second only toCarl Malone(26) and Harden (24). In the end, Antetokounmpo scored 26 points in the fourth quarter to make it the seasonnbaThe player with the highest single-game score in the final quarter.
For Brother Alphabet, the road to scoring in this game was not easy. Despite hisThree-point shotHe had a 0-point shooting rate, but he still managed to accumulate a lot of points with an overall shooting percentage of 70 percent. He made 20 of the 28 shots in the game and was the most scorer in the final quarter of the game with 26 points.
At the same time, Antetokounmpo also excelled at the free-throw line. In this game, he made 24 of 32 free throws, making the most of the free throw opportunities to accumulate points. It is with this efficient free throw that he is able to limit his opponents while also relying on his personal ability to create such amazing scoring statistics.
In addition to the personal record set by Brother Alphabet in this match, he playedWalkersThe performance is also unparalleled. In the matchupWalkersIn addition to the 64 points in this game, he also scored 50 points twice, which is the most in history, and the most other players have only 1 time.
This shows that the alphabet brother is forWalkersThe confrontation is extremely dominant, and his individual ability and the play of the team's tactics are on full display. This is further proof that Brother Alphabet is therenbaThe status and strength of a top player.
It's no accident that he has been on the radar, as he has been consistently shooting and scoring consistently in recent games. In 5 consecutive games, Brother Alphabet has shot above 65% and scored 30 points, which has been surpassedO'NeillCarl MalonewithAbdul-Jabbar, becomenbaPlayer with 30 shooting percentages in 5 consecutive games in history.
This not only shows his outstanding individual ability, but also shows his understanding and control of the team's overall offensive tactics. He is able to complete his scoring tasks efficiently while also bringing more wins to the team.
In this competition, Brother Alphabet scored 64 points with only 28 shots, creating a gamenbaThe third-fewest shots in history with 60 points. It also shows that he is extremely efficient in scoring, and he is able to score extremely high points in the limited number of shots and make the most of his opportunities.
It is not easy for other players to be able to score high in the limited number of shots. And it is with his own skills and abilities that Brother Alphabet has completed such an excellent performance. This is a further testament to his dominance on the scoring end and his ability to play on the spot.
Brother Alphabet's outstanding performance in this game has once again impressed people with his ability and potential. Not only did he display an excellent shooting percentage and scoring efficiency, but he also showed control and dominance throughout the game. As a top player, his individual ability and team spirit have been fully developed.
From his 64-point performance, we can see his sense of responsibility as a team leader and his desire to win. Whether it's in the display of individual ability, or in the matchWalkersIn terms of continued dominance, he has demonstrated excellent competitive spirit and leadership skills.
Overall, Antetokounmpo's 64-point record shows his ability and impact as a top player. His performance not only amazed the fans, but also showed the worldnbaThe true strength of a famous player. Whether on the offensive end or on the defensive end, he has shown super ability and dominance.
For the future development of Brother Alphabet, we can expect more surprises and breakthroughs. His performance is not just the dominance of the interior players, but alsonbaA good story in history. His dominance is not only reflected in the field, but also in his continuous transcendence and pursuit of his own abilities. It is this unremitting effort and pursuit that makes Brother Alphabet becomenbaThe superstar on the field also made his name engraved foreverBasketballIn the annals of history.