Sabonis's Streak: A New NBA Benchmark
Sacramento's big man Domantas Sabonis turned heads on the night of March 26th against Philadelphia 76ers with a record-breaking double-double performance—part of a triple-double that included 11 points, 13 rebounds, and 10 assists. This marked Sabonis's 54th consecutive double-double, surpassing Kevin Love's 53 and etching his name in the post-ABA/NBA merger history books.
"Domantas not only clinched another personal victory but also continues to chase the seemingly untouchable franchise record set by the legendary Wilt Chamberlain at 227."
Beyond the Numbers: Sabonis's Historic Feat
Not only did that game secure Sabonis's spot as a double-double machine, but it also accounted for his 25th triple-double of the season, leading the league in this category. He joins an elite circle alongside legends Oscar Robertson, Wilt Chamberlain, Russell Westbrook, and Nikola Jokic, each boasting at least 25 triple-doubles in a season.
Stay tuned: Sabonis is not just creating ripples but waves in the NBA pond. How far can he ride this monumental wave?
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Sacramento's Domantas Sabonis Sets NBA Stability Record
Sacramento Kings player Domantas Sabonis achieved a double-double within a triple-double against the Philadelphia 76ers, marking his 54th consecutive double-double. This streak is the longest since the NBA-ABA merger in the 1976/1977 season, surpassing Kevin Love's 53 games. The franchise's overall record is held by Wilt Chamberlain at 227. Sabonis' triple-double was his 25th of the season, leading the league. He joins an elite group, including Oscar Robertson, Chamberlain, Russell Westbrook, and Nikola Jokić, as the fifth NBA player to record at least 25 triple-doubles in a season.
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