NBA Stars' 50+ Point Game Records Revealed! Jordan 23 Wins 8 Losses, James 12 Wins 2 Losses, Doncic 8 Games All Wins

On March 14 Beijing time, the American media HoopsNation stated that Doncic's career 50+ point games (8 games) have surpassed 99.74% of players in league history. Another American media NBACentral reposted the 50+ point game records of multiple stars, with Doncic being the only star among them who remains undefeated; when he scores 50+ points, his team is 8 wins 0 losses.

Yesterday the Lakers defeated the Bulls 142-130, with Doncic exploding for 51 points, 10 rebounds, 9 assists, 3 steals, and 1 block. He shot 17-of-31 from the field, 9-of-14 from three-point range, and 8-of-9 from the free throw line, with a plus-minus of +15 and only 1 turnover, demonstrating efficient performance. This was his first 50+ point game in his Lakers career; previously, his 7 50+ point games with the Mavericks also all resulted in wins.

Let's look at the 50+ point game records of other NBA stars listed by NBACentral—

Jordan 23 wins 8 losses

James 12 wins 2 losses

Harden 18 wins 7 losses

Curry 10 wins 5 losses

Durant 5 wins 4 losses

Clearly, in terms of win rate alone, Doncic currently remains unbeaten. James' 12 wins in 14 games is also considered a high win rate on this list. Among the stars listed here, Durant has a lower win rate; in 9 games with 50+ points, his team did not win in 4 of them.

So far this season, Doncic has played 54 games for the Lakers, averaging 32.9 points, 7.9 rebounds, and 8.5 assists per game, ranking first in scoring in the league. The Lakers currently stand at 41 wins 25 losses, temporarily holding the third place in the Western Conference.

After the game, when discussing Doncic's 51 points, head coach Redick said: "I think looking back to January, I remember his three-point shooting percentage was still below 40% at that time. So he has maintained high volume and high efficiency for about two and a half months now, which is very important. When he can hit threes, it lays the foundation for other aspects of his game. This obviously gives us energy. On some nights it can be the finishing blow, on some nights it can be the remedy to stop bleeding."