On January 4, Beijing time, the Atlanta Hawks lost to the Portland Trail Blazers 131-136, and in this campaign, Trae Yangkong cut 56 points and 14 assists, but still created a number of miracles.
First, Trae Young became the second player in history to play at least 50 points and 14 assists in a single game but failed to win. The first was Nate Archibald in 1973, who had 52 points and 14 assists in a game against the Knicks on January 8, 1973.
Second, Trae Young became the only player other than Harden to score at least 40 points and 10 assists in the first three quarters since the 1997-98 season.
Third, Trae Young became the first player to score at least 55 points and 10 assists in a single game after Oscar Robertson, Jordan, Tony Parker, Westbrook and Harden (three times).
Fourth, the game hit a career-high 56 points, after a career-high 50 (Feb. 21, 2020 against the Heat).
Fifth, Trae Young scored the second-highest career halftime score with 29 points at halftime and once scored 30 points at halftime.
Sixth, Trae Young struck 30+10 for the 40th time in his career, surpassing Lillard and equaling Wade and Paul, ranking tenth in history.
Seventh, it was the second 50+ point of Trae Young's career.
Eighth, Trae Young became the fourth player in history to score 50 points and 14 assists in a single game, along with Harden, Chamberlain and Nate Aziburd.
Unfortunately, however, despite this, Trae Young was still unable to lead the team to victory. Facing the Blazers, who are not in good shape this season, Trae Young was the only one who could not win when he brushed up the data record.