82 points mama we feel your joy the second highest scoring game in NBA history

second only to Wilk Chamberlain's 100-point game in Hershey Pennsylvania against the New York

next when he was playing for Philadelphia.

83 points for Bam out of Bayo.

He will come out of the game and hear it from the crowd.

And we feel you at home.

So we talked earlier in the show about Bam Out of Bayou.

He passes Kobe Bryant to be number two in the most points in a single game.

And heading into the game, Bam Out of Bayou was averaging a little over 18 points per game.

He goes for 83 points on 20 of 43 field goals, 7 for 22 from beyond the arc.

Typically, he shoots five, three-pointers in the game.

He shot 22.

He shot 43 free throws.

He didn't even average five per game.

It's crazy.

Going into the game, it's 36 of 43 free throws.

It is crazy, but part of it is, I mean, as you had the unbelievable first quarter, and then he continues to attack the basket and keep going, well, they were fouling him. I mean, it wasn't like they were fictitious fouls. No, they were fouled him. He wants to put like an asterisk next to it because they're free throws. Well, he was attacking the basket. They were going out of their way to give him the ball. The wizards were set to lay down all day anyway. It didn't matter who scored. They gave up 150 points. So, I mean, yeah, I mean, why is it a bad thing? I think there were some shenanigans at the end. Definitely some shenanigans so that he could get more opportunities to score. For sure. But what I most respect is early in the game, when Alex

Sarr, who's supposed to be a defensive stopper, was on him one-on-one. That's the law is a defensive

stopper. That's his primary job. Okay, but Alex Saar is also a guy who's known for defense.

His offense is coming on. Like this overshadowed

his point production per minute. I think he had 20 minutes

and fish 27 points.

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