Tim Hardaway chooses Luka Doncic as his candidate to break Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point record.

Wilt Chamberlain is the Mount Everest for single-game statistical records in the NBA. His dominance was so ridiculous that there are some fans today who refuse to believe it even happened. On Wednesday night, Victor Wembanyama showed any fans that stats like those can actually be achieved.

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Wembanyama isn’t the only person stepping into Chamberlain’s territory. On the same night as Wembanyama’s masterpiece, Luka Dončić dropped another 40-point night to push his scoring average up to 38.5 points per game. That’s on pace for the third-highest single-season average ever, trailing Wilt’s 50.4 in 1961-62 and 44.8 the next season.

While Monday night's win could be attributed to the performances of several players on the Spurs' roster, none stood out as much as Victor Wembanyama. In light of his historic performance of 52 points, 24 rebounds, and eight blocks on 16-28 shooting from the field, the Spurs' center was performing at the MVP level many expect him to.

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There will never be another player like the 'Big Dipper', who changed the game with his strength, athleticism and skill. From NBA.com Staff Wilt Chamberlain was perhaps the most dominant all-around force in NBA history. > Archive 75: Wilt Chamberlain | 75 ...

From Hakeem Olajuwon, Shaquille O'Neal to Wilt Chamberlain, Victor Wembanyama shattered a lot of NBA records during his 52-point game against the Mavs.

Luka Doncic scored a season-high 53 points and Austin Reaves added 25 as the Los Angeles Lakers extended their winning streak to four games with a 124-118 victory over the visiting Portland Trail Blazers on Friday.