Brush up the eight major records! Doncic slashed 51+9+6, 28 points in a single quarter, and led the team to four consecutive wins
On Feb. 11, the NBA regular season ended a focus battle, with the Lone Ranger beating the Clippers 112-105 at home and refusing to be reversed by their opponents. In this game, the core of the Lone Ranger, Doncic, performed strongly, he frantically cut 28 points in the first quarter, and got 51 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal and 1 block, and cut 50+ in a single game for the first time in his career, setting a new single-game scoring record in his NBA career, and leading the team to win 4 consecutive wins.
This match Doncic also broke a series of records:
Doncic set a career-high score, after a previous high of 45;
Hit seven three-pointers in a single quarter, the first in The Lone Rangers history, after Dennis Scott had shot six three-pointers in a single quarter 45 years ago;
Doncic blasted down 28 points in a single quarter, surpassing Curry's 25 points and the most points scored in a single quarter this season;
28 points in a single quarter, setting a new record for Doncic's individual single-quarter scoring;
28 points in a single quarter, the second highest score in the history of the Lone Rangers, and 29 points in the first place belonged to Nowitzki;
Doncic became the third player since the 1996-97 season to score at least 28 points in the first quarter;
Doncic's 32 points at halftime was the league's highest score in the first half of the season;
32 points at halftime, the first player in team history to score 30+ at least 3 times at halftime, surpassing Michael Finley (2 times) and Dirk Nowitzki (2 times);
In the first quarter, Doncic shot 10 of 13 from the field, including 7 of 10 three-pointers and an individual slash of 28 points. He hit three-pointers to open the situation, then threw and hit consecutive hits from the outside, and opponents always have a lot of headaches when defending Doncic one-on-one, and his three-point shots and three-step layups are excellent. Faced with Zubac's misplaced defense, Doncic directly retreated from the three-point shot, Doncic alone stopped the Clippers several times, he hit 7 three-pointers in a single quarter, creating a record for a single quarter three-point shooting in the history of the Lone Rangers.
In the second quarter, Doncic rested for half a quarter, and as soon as he came up, he broke through to the basket and scored against Zubac's defensive throw. Doncic was heavily wrapped up by the Clippers, and he also increased the number of passes, doncic assisted Kleber to shoot a three-pointer, while scoring his own points without any ambiguity, continuing to be in good shape. At the end of the first half, Doncic frantically cut down 32 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists to lead the team by nine points over the Clippers.
In the third quarter, Doncic's pass tore open the opponent's defense and assisted Dwight Powell to score with an easy basket. Doncic broke through with the ball and scored a throw between the marches. Doncic misaligned Zubac, and a crotch-right side accelerated into the basket to get water. Facing Norman Powell's defense, Doncic was unambiguous and threw a shot. Doncic also played well on the defensive end, he directly stole Reggie, was blown foul and then challenged successfully. Doncic slipped on the bottom line and scored to 40+, and by the end of the third quarter, Doncic had slashed 43 points.
In the fourth quarter, the Clippers fought back wildly, Doncic appeared with 8 minutes and 07 seconds left, and at the critical moment, Doncic assisted Bullock to shoot a three-pointer to stop the decline and stop the Clippers. Doncic faced Mann's defense, who had no choice but to foul, and Doncic doubled in two free throws before regaining the advantage to double digits. Doncic made his first 50+ feat after hitting two free throws, after which the Lone Ranger maintained his lead and won the victory.
