The Argentine was only 4 minutes on the court against his former team, the night Luka Doncic reached his triple-double number 50.
Luka Doncic achieved triple-double number 50 this Friday of his career in nba and caught up with the legendary Earvin magic Johnson on the list of players to reach that record that required fewer games.
In 33 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists in the clear victory of the Dallas Mavericks against the Denver Nuggets (127-99)Doncic achieved his triple-double 50 needing 278 NBA games while the Lakers legend did it in 279.
Only one player in NBA history has reached 50 triple-doubles in fewer games: Oscar Robertson, who reached that number in just 111 games. In addition, the Slovenian became the tenth player in history to add 50 triple-doubles. And he also stands alongside Robertson and Johnson in an exclusive group of just three players to have done so under the age of 25.
The Nuggets went to Dallas heavily depleted due to the absence of Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray (both due to the coronavirus protocol) and Aaron Gordon. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Bruce Brown, with 18 points apiece, led the Nuggets who suffered a big victory from the Mavericks (59.7% shooting from the field).
The Argentinian Facundo Campazzo, facing his old team for the first time, played 4 minutes for the Mavericks without leaving a trace in the statistics.
Source: Tycsports
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