SGA makes history again! Cae 51 like Thunder Secure 50th Win

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is rewriting record books.

The top scorer of the NBA delivered another historical performance, dropping 51 points to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder (50-11) beyond the Houston Rockets in a 137-128 victory on Monday night.

This marks the fourth game of 50 SGA points in the last seven weeks, an NBA record for the shortest period to record four of these games. No other player in the league has more than one this season.

SGA’s record that breaks records

51 points (18-30 FG, 5-9 3PT, 10-10 feet)

Fourth set of 50 points in 19 games (NBA record)

It surpasses Dominique Wilkins (44 games), Wilt Chamberlain (56 games) and Michael Jordan (57 games) for the first four games of 50 fastest race points, Gilgous-Alexander sealed her 50-year piece with a setback bucket of less than three minutes, extending the advantage of OKC to 132-120.

SGA scored 28 of the 63 points of the first half of OKC, then burned Houston in the third quarter, taking its total to 45 when the Thunder entered the final period around 102-89.

Houston recovered late, reducing the six -point deficit, but the three consecutive digits of Lu Dort restored the two -digit advantage of OKC, sealing the victory.

Other key artists

Jalen Williams: 24 points for OKC

CAM Whitmore (Hou): The maximum of his career 27 points, 11 rebounds

Reed Sheppard (Hou): The best 25 -point race

The Rockets (32-28) were very short, there were Alperen Sengun, Amen Thompson, Dillon Brooks, Fred Vanvleet and Tari Eason due to injuries.

With the victory, El Thunder reached the 50 -winning mark, solidifying its place at the top of the West Conference while SGA continues its MVP campaign.

Is this the year for OKC?

With only 25 years, Gilgeous-Alexander is dominating at a level of all time. If you maintain this historical rhythm, the aspirations of the Thunder championship could become reality before expected.