European stars continue to dominate the NBA parks. Victor Wembyama, Luca Dončić and Nikola Jokicić had an extraordinary evening, leading their teams to victory and recording impressive statistics.
The main protagonist was French Victor Wembyama, who achieved 52 points, 24 jumps and 8 blockades in San Antonio Spurs’ dramatic victory over Dallas Mavericks, with a score of 112:111.
With this presentation, 22-year-old entered NBA history as the first player since 1974, after Bob McAdoo, recording at least 50 points, 20 jumps and 5 blockades in a match. He also set personal records at points and dances, helping the Spurses win the sixth consecutive victory.
Even Luca Dončei continued to be an excellent form. The Slovenian star scored 40 points, 9 jumps and 7 assistings in Los Angeles Lakers’ victory over Sacradeo Kings, with 116:03.
This was the sixth consecutive match, in which Dončei has accomplished at least 35 points. Moreover, he became the first player since Michael Jordan in the 1988/89 season to score over 300 points in the first eight season matches.
Meanwhile, Nikola Jokicić recorded another completed presentation in the Denver Nuggets victory over Toronto Raptors, 128:109. The Serbian centre achieved 32 points, 11 assets and 10 jumps, marking the third stage of the season and 201st in its career.
So a single NBA evening became a spectacle of European stars: Wembiyama with a historical presentation, Donči, with its impressive continuation and Yokiʹ with another ʹtriple-dual.
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